“Ordinary time, that part of the liturgical year between the Feast of the Baptism of Our Lord and Lent, and from Pentecost Sunday until the beginning of the Advent season. If the first two liturgical cycles of the year are that of Christmas and Easter, the Ordinary time is by far the longest, and is centered on Sunday celebration. These are called the 'green Sundays' on account of the color of the liturgical vestments worn by the priest (signifying hope and life)... Ordinary time is, as it were, the thread of the liturgical year.” —Br. Yves-Marie Lièvre
Gloriae Dei Cantores Schola presents The Chants of Angels. Using the ancient melodies and texts of the early church, each Gregorian chant depicts a...
View full detailsIn all times, in different branches of the Christian family, there are people who have written or sung or spoken things that encouraged us to give our lives to God and to listen to His voice. At Paraclete Press, we gather and share these treasures.
