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section 5:
Prayer & the Paschal MysterySlide2
section 5, part 2:
Praying the TriduumSlide3
introduction
Part 1—connection between the Paschal Mystery & prayer
Part 2 here—connection between the PM & the liturgyLiturgy = official, public, communal prayer (worship) of the ChurchLook at the heart of the liturgical year—the Easter TriduumEvery Eucharist makes Christ’s sacrifice & therefore the PM presentThus, the liturgical year celebrates all the aspects of the PM in an annual cycle—new way of looking at time as sacred
The 3 day-1 celebration of the Easter Triduum is a unique kind of PM retreat
Goal is to treasure & celebrate—let’s make a promise this year even though only obliged for Easter Vigil or Easter Sunday
Four articles in this part
(A. 46) – Introduction to the Triduum
(A. 47) – Holy Thursday
(A. 48) – Good Friday
(A. 49) – The Easter Vigil (Holy Saturday/Easter Sunday)Slide4
Article 46: introduction to the triduum
Holidays & holy days as citizens of the US & heaven—identity & unitySunday is foundation of liturgical year
to celebrate Resurrection of XTAnnual cycle of feasts from Advent to Christ the King in Ordinary Time; context of worship; celebrate the Paschal Mystery eucharisticallyAdvent, Christmas, Ordinary Time, Lent, Triduum (three 24 hour days forming one continuous highly symbolic celebration), Easter, Ordinary Time, Advent, …Liturgy—official, public, communal work of the Church—we participate in the work of the Head as the Body of Christ
Eucharist is central; also other six Sacraments
Also funerals &
Liturgy of the Hours
(Divine Office or Breviary)
Prayer services & bible studies are great but not liturgy
Terminology: Gk.
Liturgia = public work, the liturgy or sacred liturgy, liturgical, a liturgy or liturgical celebration or ritual, liturgistLiturgy is Trinitarian & sacramental (like a Sacrament)Father—source of all blessings, the greatest one being his SonJesus Christ– central to liturgy; gives & makes himself present throughHoly Spirit—prepares us to receive Jesus Christ & the PM present in the liturgySlide5
You Tube Videos: Introduction to the Triduum
The Story of the Liturgical Calendar
The Reason for the Season: The Easter TriduumSlide6
Article 47: holy
thursdayLent is the time the Church sets aside to prepare for Christ’s
Passion, death, & Resurrection by deepening our participation in Christ’s ministry through prayer, fasting, & almsgivingHoly Week (the last “week” of Lent) begins with Palm(Passion) SundayOpportunity for a personal retreat focused on these mysteriesHoly Thursday (Mass of the Lord’s Supper) ends Lent & begins the TriduumChrism MassHoly Thursday morning or transferred to earlier in week
Renewal of clerical promises to bishop
Blessing of
Oil of Catechumens, Oil of the Sick,
&
Sacred Chrism
Entering more fully into Sacred Time
Attend the Mass of the Lord’s Supper &/or the Chrism MassContribute to the collection for the poorRead & reflect on the readings for the liturgy beforehandFast & free yourself from unnecessary distractionsSpend time with Jesus in the chapel of repose after the liturgyConstruct an altar or sacred place in your home & decorate it accordinglySlide7
Article 47 cont.: holy thursday
Liturgical Highlights of the Holy Thursday liturgyPresentation of the Oils
Presented by parish members to show the connection between diocese/bishop & parishPray for those who will use and receive oils—Sacrament’s oils used in (B, C, HO, A)Washing of Feet12 members of the parish (men? Pope Francis’ example)Call to ministry of service—especially ordained (contra clericalism)Dismissal of the ElectAdults to be Baptized/received into the Church at Easter Vigil dismissed
b/4
intercessions
Collection for the Poor
100% goes to poor not parish administration—Operation Rice Bowl or other collections
Transfer of the Eucharist
Eucharist left from Holy Thursday & for Good Friday are transferred to chapel of repose
Procession or community prayer in the chapel until midnight are optionalRemembers Jesus’ time in the Garden of Gethsemane, arrest, & waiting over nightThe Paschal Fast1 full meal on Good Friday (or until Vigil Saturday night) & 2 smaller meals—lawsAlong with prayer & almsgiving, helps us enter into the sacred mysteriesSlide8
homework
Read AA.
48-49 in the e-Book for discussion tomorrow [Last reading assignment of the semester!]
Section 5, Part 2 review questions #’s
1-4Slide9
Article 48: good friday
Good Friday—day of sadness & hope; hope stronger so “good”
Solemnity of day expressed through lack of Church adornmentsNo decorations, statues, holy water, altar adornments, song…4 part service (not mass—only day) begins in silence between 12—3pmLiturgical highlights of the Good Friday liturgical service Liturgy of the WordIsaiah, Hebrews, John’s Passion account (often narrated in parts)—listenIntercessionsLonger, more formal, usually sung, 10 (Church, pope, clergy, laity, those to be Baptized, XTN unity, Jews, non-Christians, leaders, special need) Veneration
of the Cross—single
cross?
Solemn procession with song by cleric; kiss/touch/bow/genuflect…
Communion
Simple ritual not a full liturgy; from Holy Thursday; end in silence
Entering more fully into Sacred Time
Attend the celebration of the Lord’s Passion liturgy; fast; attend the Stations of the Cross and/or Seven Last Words services; pray along with the intercessions; read and/or reflect upon the readings and/or the Lord’s PassionSlide10Slide11
You Tube Videos: Holy Thursday & Good Friday
Pope Francis Holy Thursday Mass In Prison
Pope Francis Good Friday ServiceThe Meaning of Good FridaySlide12
Article 49: the easter
vigil (holy Saturday/easter sunday)
The more we enter into Lent & the Triduum the more excitement we will have for the Easter Vigil, Easter Sunday, & the Easter seasonHoly Saturday is a day for rest & reflection to prepare for vigil & Easter to begin as we commemorate Christ’s descent into the deadLiturgical highlights of the Easter Vigil liturgy—love is stronger than deathBegins after sundown & before sunrise—vigil = to be awake & watchfulCelebrated twice with a vigil mass & a mass of the day—highlight of liturgical year
Service of Light—“a light has shown in the darkness”
Fire outside in darkness;
Easter candle
lit and processed; our candles;
Exultet
Liturgy of the Word
9 readings possible (7 & 2) that give a beautiful overview of salvation historyCelebration of Baptism & ConfirmationLitany of the saints; Baptism, profession, reception, confirmed, … 1st CommunionLiturgy of the EucharistBreaks fast; spiritual food & drink; rejoice in life in Christ; foretaste of heavenEntering more fully into Sacred TimeAttend Mass & reception after; celebrate with family/friends; celebrate with Church more than once (Octave of Easter); prayer & reflection on SundaySlide13
You Tube Videos: The Easter Vigil
The Easter Vigil at the Holy Sepulcher
Easter Sunday Interview with Cardinal Timothy DolanSlide14
homework
Section 5, Part 2 review questions #’s
5-8 [Last homework assignment of the semester!]Study for the Section 5, Parts 1-2 quiz Monday, December 12 (AA. 41-49) [Last quiz of the semester!]
Make sure the
Section 5, Part 1 review questions #’s 1-7 and the Section
5, Part
2
review questions #’s 1-8
are
ready to turn in tomorrow (Friday, December 9)