Our final Liturgy Links for the Year B Scripture cycle in 2006 brings to a close our series of articles on our new vision statement for liturgical celebrations. The parish community must call forth those people it believes will serve it best as ministers and leaders in prayer. All lay and ordained liturgical ministers … Continue reading Vision Statement No. 9 – 26/11/06
Category: Vision Statement
Recently we shared with you the Liturgy Committee’s vision for the celebration of liturgy in the parish. We continue to explore the implications of this vision statement. All liturgical celebrations have a common structure that must be respected. Consequently, the community should always: Gather as one family, united by their faith in Christ and their … Continue reading Vision Statement No. 8 – 19/11/06
Recently we shared with you the Liturgy Committee’s vision for the celebration of liturgy in the parish. We continue to explore the implications of this vision statement. All liturgical celebrations have a common structure that must be respected. Consequently, the community should always: · Gather as one family, united by their faith in Christ and … Continue reading Vision Statement No. 7 – 12/11/06
Recently we shared with you the Liturgy Committee’s vision for the celebration of liturgy in the parish. We continue to explore the implications of this vision statement. The gifts of culture and experience also challenge us to find common understanding. The clear, simple and careful preparation and use of liturgical symbols is key to transcending … Continue reading Vision Statement No. 6 – 5/11/06
Recently we shared with you the Liturgy Committee’s vision for the celebration of liturgy in the parish. We continue to explore the implications of this vision statement. When all the community participates, then the parish may truly benefit from the generous riches of our diverse cultural backgrounds and the experience of faith that spans generations. … Continue reading Vision Statement No. 5 – 29/10/06
