Catholic Liturgical Music by Lionel Valdellon. CW Catholic Liturgy: July 2012. The most-used Australian hymnals (As One Voice and Gather Australia) only include a basic selection of psalms of varying quality.
This post gives some examples of where free weekly psalm settings can be downloaded. One important point to note is that the current Australian lectionary uses psalm translations from The Grail. A 2010 revision is known as the Revised Grail Psalms: although Vatican approved, these are not officially approved for use in Australian churches at this time. The official U.S. translation uses the New American Bible, but the Revised Grail Psalms have been officially approved there and will replace the NAB translations in the next edition of their lectionary.
If you have access to the Catholic Worship Book accompaniment edition (published in 1985) you will have access to keyboard versions of almost all weekly psalms using the official text. Seven Times the Fun. Kate says stuff: 5 things you shouldn't say to a depressed person, and 3 things that you should.
Firstly I think it is testament to the fact that I'm doing better that I'm able to write this post.
A while back it would have been a snarky expletive filled diatribe instead. And I'm writing it because I have said most of these things thinking I was being caring and helpful. I now know that when you're sinking, hearing them can be very unhelpful which is doubtless the opposite of the intention. 1. What have you got to be sad about? Maybe nothing at all. 2. No one is going to argue that exercise isn't really helpful when you're fighting off the black dog, but it won't 'fix' anything. 3.
That is fantastic for your friend. I can only speak for myself, but before I finally dragged myself to the GP I took every supplement known to man. When natural means work then that is indeed to be celebrated. 4. Maybe. Your empathy is appreciated (or will be in time) but it isn't a competition. Attracted to the Light. Australia Incognita. ACBC Media Blog — Media Blog for the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference. Erica Marshall - To Bring Liturgy to Life. PrayTell - Worship, Wit & Wisdom. Seeing Swans at Night. Dear Prime Minister Abbott, We have met briefly once before, but you probably don’t remember me.
We both spoke at a Catholic event for young men in 2009, and we were part of a Q and A panel at that same event. At one point I leant over to you and said that the four of us on stage were the most driven men in the room. You told us then that you wanted to be Prime Minister, so congratulations on achieving your goal.
At that gathering of young men you impressed me with your candour and humility. Prime Minister Abbott, today our Church celebrates Social Justice Sunday. Prime Minister Abbott, I want your government to be responsible in the management of our country’s economy and resources. I also think that we must do everything we can to eradicate people smuggling, but both your party and your political opponent’s policies regarding asylum seekers go dramatically beyond this. I wish you and your government all the best as you lead our wonderful country.
Chris Like this: Like Loading... "The Trinity is Like 3-in-1 Shampoo". . . And Other Stupid Statements. Alternate title: “Trinitarian Heresy 101″ “The doctrine of the Trinity is like an egg: three parts, one thing.”
Ever heard that? How about this, “The doctrine of the Trinity is like a three leaf clover: three leaves, one clover.” Or how about THIS, “The doctrine of the Trinity is like water: three forms (ice, steam, liquid) one substance.” But the greatest I ever heard was by a guy in one of my classes. Stupid statements. Explanation coming… Hang with me. Last week I taught a group of kids about the doctrine of the Trinity here at the Credo House as part of our Theology for Kids series. Teaching the Trinity, I have found, is more about giving basic principles of what it is and then shooting down illustrations about what it is not. We often employ illustrations that help us to make the ineffable, effable, the abstract, concrete. Studies in Christian-Jewish Relations. Random musings on life, the universe, and everything. The Archbishop of Canterbury. Beliefnet.com. Comfortable Being Uncomfortable. The Text This Week - Revised Common Lectionary, Scripture Study and Worship Links.
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