Daily Liturgy Prayers and Readings - NOVEMBER 2007

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Tuesday
27th. November 2007
34th. Week of the Year Ordinary Time
FINAL WEEK OF THIS YEAR

Year C**, **Cycle I
**Green **- a sign of life and growth and Ordinary Time

NEXT SUNDAY
**IS **
http://www.catholicculture.org/liturgicalyear/pictures/advent-wreath-greens.jpg
THE FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT
See next Post

Coming Dates of Note
See next Post

**November **
dedicated to
The Souls in Purgatory
http://tinyurl.com/2xhsz8

DAILY MASS READINGS

Reading 1
Responsorial Psalm
Gospel

Daily Meditaiton
wau.org/meditations/meditations.asp?month=11&day=27&year=2007&x=8&y=7
…"…This truth should give us confidence when we look at situations in our lives and when we consider the needs and crises of the world at large. No matter how difficult a given situation may seem, God is in control. His kingdom will come. As Christians, we know the last chapter of the history of the world. We know that God wins in the end. That’s why we can intercede boldly, confident that our prayers are directed to the King of kings…"…
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**ONLINE ROSARY **

Sorrowful Mysteries
easterbrooks.com/personal/calendar/rosary/sorrow.html

NOVENAS
no novenas until
30th. November which commences
a novena to The Immactual Conception

DIVINE OFFICE
Office Book Users
Psalter Week Two - Tuesday
34th. Week of The Year Ordinary Time

Invitatory Psalm
universalis.com/20071127/invitatory.htm

Office of Readings

Morning Prayer

Evening Prayer

Night Prayer

Terce Sext and None
(Mid morning, Midday and Afternoon Prayers)
Readings only

universalis.com/20071127/today.htm
 
DATES OF NOTE
  1. Saint Andrew, Feast
    Saturday 1st December - First Saturday of month
    Sunday 2nd. December -First Sunday of Advent
Friday 7th. December - First Friday of month

Saturday 8th. December
Immaculate Conception

ADVENT
PREPARATION

See Advent’s Meaning Through Mary
tinyurl.com/3cfs38

Three Steps to a Successful Advent
tinyurl.com/2y53jr

Praying Advent
This site covers quite a few links connected with Advent
http://www.creighton.edu/CollaborativeMinistry/Advent/

Experiencing Advent Deeply – for busy people
tinyurl.com/2utdj8

Advent and Christmas Links
http://www.catholic.net/rcc/Christmas99/advent.html

The Three Comings
of Jesus
tinyurl.com/2sxj7d

The first coming of Jesus has already happened - The Incarnation.
Jesus is with us always in The Blessed Eucharist and in Grace and this is the second coming of Jesus.

Our Future: Jesus comes again, in glory.

One of the most transforming graces of Advent is given us as our longing deepens. The more grateful we become for how God saved us in Jesus, the more deeply we enter into the mystery of how Jesus is with us now. The closer we come to experiencing joy at how our Lord, Jesus Christ came into our world, faithful to God and faithful to our life journey in the flesh, the closer we come to experiencing the mystery of salvation in our everyday lives. And, as our longing is filled with the utter fullness of God’s gift to us, we begin to long with the ultimate freedom: we long to be with him in God. We live more at home in this world because our God made a home in this world. But the whole story draws us to a complete picture of who we are and where we belong. Then our prayer begins to change, in our hearts and on our lips. We still are singing, “Come, Lord, Jesus!” but our song is transformed into the free and complete song of the lover: “Come, and take me with you.”

**Now we watch for the day, ****hoping that the salvation promised us will be ours **when Christ will come again in his glory.
 
Wednesday
28th. November 2007
34th. Week of the Year Ordinary Time
FINAL WEEK OF THIS YEAR

Year C**, **Cycle I
**Green **- a sign of life and growth and Ordinary Time

NEXT SUNDAY
**IS **
http://www.catholicculture.org/liturgicalyear/pictures/advent-wreath-greens.jpg
THE FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT
See next Post

Coming Dates of Note
See next Post

**November **
dedicated to
The Souls in Purgatory
http://tinyurl.com/2xhsz8

DAILY MASS READINGS

Reading 1
Responsorial Psalm
Gospel

Daily Meditaiton
wau.org/meditations/meditations.asp?month=11&day=28&year=2007&x=5&y=8
“Jesus, I want to reflect your love to everyone around me. I want to build up your kingdom and not just my own personal realm. Lord, help me to hear your voice as you guide me to walk in humility, justice, and love.”

**ONLINE ROSARY **

Glorious Mysteries
easterbrooks.com/personal/calendar/rosary/glory.html

NOVENAS
no novenas until
30th. November which commences
a novena to The Immaculate Conception
lst December - commence novena to St. John of The Cross

DIVINE OFFICE
Office Book Users
Psalter Week Two - Wednesday
34th. Week of The Year Ordinary Time

Invitatory Psalm
universalis.com/20071128/invitatory.htm

Office of Readings

Morning Prayer

Evening Prayer

Night Prayer

Terce Sext and None
(Mid morning, Midday and Afternoon Prayers)
Readings only
universalis.com/20071128/today.htm
 
DATES OF NOTE
  1. Saint Andrew, FeastSaturday 1st December - First Saturday of monthSunday 2nd. December -First Sunday of Advent
Friday 7th. December - First Friday of month

Saturday 8th. December
Immaculate Conception

14th. December** - St. John of The Cross**

NOVENAS
30th November - commence novena - Immaculate
Conception
1st. December - commence novena - St. John of The Cross

ADVENT
PREPARATION

See Advent’s Meaning Through Mary
tinyurl.com/3cfs38

Three Steps to a Successful Advent
tinyurl.com/2y53jr

Praying Advent
This site covers quite a few links connected with Advent
http://www.creighton.edu/CollaborativeMinistry/Advent/

Experiencing Advent Deeply – for busy people
tinyurl.com/2utdj8

Advent and Christmas Links
http://www.catholic.net/rcc/Christmas99/advent.html

The Three Comings
of Jesus
tinyurl.com/2sxj7d

The first coming of Jesus has already happened - The Incarnation.
Jesus is with us always in The Blessed Eucharist and in Grace and this is the second coming of Jesus.

Our Future: Jesus comes again, in glory.

One of the most transforming graces of Advent is given us as our longing deepens. The more grateful we become for how God saved us in Jesus, the more deeply we enter into the mystery of how Jesus is with us now. The closer we come to experiencing joy at how our Lord, Jesus Christ came into our world, faithful to God and faithful to our life journey in the flesh, the closer we come to experiencing the mystery of salvation in our everyday lives. And, as our longing is filled with the utter fullness of God’s gift to us, we begin to long with the ultimate freedom: we long to be with him in God. We live more at home in this world because our God made a home in this world. But the whole story draws us to a complete picture of who we are and where we belong. Then our prayer begins to change, in our hearts and on our lips. We still are singing, “Come, Lord, Jesus!” but our song is transformed into the free and complete song of the lover: “Come, and take me with you.”

**Now we watch for the day, **
hoping that the salvation promised us
** will be ours **
when Christ will come again in his glory.
 
Thursday
29th. November 2007
34th. Week of the Year Ordinary Time
FINAL WEEK OF THIS YEAR

Year C**, **Cycle I
**Green **- a sign of life and growth and Ordinary Time

NEXT SUNDAY
**IS **
http://www.catholicculture.org/liturgicalyear/pictures/advent-wreath-greens.jpg
THE FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT
See next Post

Coming Dates of Note
See next Post

**November **
dedicated to
The Souls in Purgatory
http://tinyurl.com/2xhsz8

DAILY MASS READINGS

Reading 1
Responsorial Psalm
Gospel

Daily Meditaiton
wau.org/meditations/meditations.asp?month=11&day=29&year=2007&x=9&y=6
How frightened the disciples must have been when Jesus told them that they would suffer persecution. They hadn’t yet witnessed Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection, so they couldn’t understand that, in God’s kingdom, suffering is the way to glory (Luke 18:31-34).

**ONLINE ROSARY **

Luminous Mysteries
easterbrooks.com/personal/calendar/rosary/light.html

NOVENAS
Tomorrow
30th. November commences
a novena to The Immaculate Conception
lst December - commence novena to St. John of The Cross

See next Post

DIVINE OFFICE
Office Book Users
Psalter Week Two - Thursday
34th. Week of The Year Ordinary Time

Invitatory Psalm
universalis.com/20071129/invitatory.htm

Office of Readings

Morning Prayer

Evening Prayer

Night Prayer

Terce Sext and None
(Mid morning, Midday and Afternoon Prayers)
Readings only

universalis.com/20071129/today.htm
 
DATES OF NOTE

30 - Saint Andrew, Feast

Saturday 1st December - First Saturday of month
Sunday 2nd. December -First Sunday of Advent

Friday 7th. December - First Friday of month

Saturday 8th. December
Immaculate Conception

14th. December** - St. John of The Cross**

NOVENAS
30th. November
commence:
Novena for The Immaculate Conception
[prayers.pray-with-the heart.org/novena_ImmaculateConception](http://prayers.pray-with-the heart.org/novena_ImmaculateConception)

1st. December - commence novena - St. John of The Cross

ADVENT
PREPARATION

See Advent’s Meaning Through Mary
tinyurl.com/3cfs38

Three Steps to a Successful Advent
tinyurl.com/2y53jr

Praying Advent
This site covers quite a few links connected with Advent
http://www.creighton.edu/CollaborativeMinistry/Advent/

Experiencing Advent Deeply – for busy people
tinyurl.com/2utdj8

Advent and Christmas Links
http://www.catholic.net/rcc/Christmas99/advent.html

The Three Comings
of Jesus
tinyurl.com/2sxj7d

The first coming of Jesus has already happened - The Incarnation.
Jesus is with us always in The Blessed Eucharist and in Grace and this is the second coming of Jesus.


One of the most transforming graces of Advent is given us as our longing deepens. The more grateful we become for how God saved us in Jesus, the more deeply we enter into the mystery of how Jesus is with us now. The closer we come to experiencing joy at how our Lord, Jesus Christ came into our world, faithful to God and faithful to our life journey in the flesh, the closer we come to experiencing the mystery of salvation in our everyday lives. And, as our longing is filled with the utter fullness of God’s gift to us, we begin to long with the ultimate freedom: we long to be with him in God. We live more at home in this world because our God made a home in this world. But the whole story draws us to a complete picture of who we are and where we belong. Then our prayer begins to change, in our hearts and on our lips. We still are singing, “Come, Lord, Jesus!” but our song is transformed into the free and complete song of the lover: “Come, and take me with you.”
 
Friday
30th. November 2007
34th. Week of the Year Ordinary Time
FINAL WEEK OF THIS YEAR

Year C**, **Cycle I
Red - Represents Royalty, Fire, and Martyrdom

MEMORIAL
http://www.catholicculture.org/liturgicalyear/pictures/11_30_andrew6.jpg
ST. ANDREW - APOSTLE
Amongst a few patronages, St. Andrew is patron
of single women and women who desire to be mothers
catholicculture.org/liturgicalyear/calendar/day.cfm?date=2007-11-30

THIS SUNDAY
**IS **
http://www.catholicculture.org/liturgicalyear/pictures/advent-wreath-greens.jpg
THE FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT

Coming Dates of Note
See next Post

**November **
dedicated to
The Souls in Purgatory
http://tinyurl.com/2xhsz8

DAILY MASS READINGS

Reading 1
Responsorial Psalm
Gospel

Daily Meditaiton
wau.org/meditations/meditations.asp?month=11&day=30&year=2007&x=15&y=7

**ONLINE ROSARY **

Sorrowful Mysteries
easterbrooks.com/personal/calendar/rosary/sorrow.html

NOVENAS
TODAY
30th. November commences
a novena to The Immaculate Conception

lst December - commence novena to St. John of The Cross

See next Post

DIVINE OFFICE
Office Book Users
Psalter Week Two - Friday
Common of Apostles
34th. Week of The Year Ordinary Time

Invitatory Psalm
universalis.com/20071130/invitatory.htm

Office of Readings

Morning Prayer

Evening Prayer

Night Prayer

Terce Sext and None
(Mid morning, Midday and Afternoon Prayers)
Readings only
universalis.com/20071130/today.htm
 
DATES OF NOTE

Tomorrow, Saturday 1st December - First Saturday of month
(First Saturday devotion to the Immaculate
Heart of Mary posted tomorrow)

Sunday 2nd. December -First Sunday of Advent

Friday 7th. December - First Friday of month

Saturday 8th. December
Immaculate Conception

14th. December** - St. John of The Cross**

NOVENAS
Friday 30th. November
commence:
Novena for The Immaculate Conception
[prayers.pray-with-the heart.org/novena_ImmaculateConception](http://prayers.pray-with-the heart.org/novena_ImmaculateConception)

1st. December - commence novena - St. John of The Cross

PRAY
CHAPLET OF MERCY ONLINE
http://www.ixeh.net/faith/Images2/icons/dm-134.jpg
http://www.ixeh.net/faith/Divine-M/dm-00.html

ADVENT
PREPARATION

See Advent’s Meaning Through Mary
tinyurl.com/3cfs38

Three Steps to a Successful Advent
tinyurl.com/2y53jr

Praying Advent
This site covers quite a few links connected with Advent
http://www.creighton.edu/CollaborativeMinistry/Advent/

Experiencing Advent Deeply – for busy people
tinyurl.com/2utdj8

Advent and Christmas Links
http://www.catholic.net/rcc/Christmas99/advent.html

The Three Comings
of Jesus
tinyurl.com/2sxj7d

The first coming of Jesus has already happened - The Incarnation.
Jesus is with us always in The Blessed Eucharist and in Grace and this is the second coming of Jesus.
The final coming of Jesus will be when He returns in Glory
 
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