Posted on 02/22/2011 8:26:12 AM PST by Salvation
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The seventieth day before Easter, and the third Sunday before Lent. Terminolgy not used in the Latin Rite since the revision of the liturgy after the Second Vatican Council.
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Charisms of Service |
Infanticide |
Episcopal Conference |
Eparchy |
Righteous Anger |
Ecclesiastes |
Immodest Looks |
Creation |
Sigilum (Seal of Confession) |
Aggiornamento |
Actus Dei |
Gradual |
Presbyterians |
Cartago |
Diversity of Grace |
Dieis Irae |
Anti-Semitism |
Parental Instruction |
Moral Act |
Parallelism |
Ittai/Ithai |
Ferial |
Positive Imperfection |
Night of the Spirit |
Balm, Balsam |
Ghetto |
Crucifixion |
Argument ad Populum |
Wisdom |
Diadem |
Sealing |
Chinese Rites |
Ship |
Alpha and Omega |
Septuagesima |
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Our family attended a Latin mass for the first time last Sunday. The priest mentioned that it was Septuagisima Sunday, but I didn’t catch what it meant. Good thing I ran across your post.
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