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ThirtyThird Sunday in Ordinary Time Home at Last by Danny Heirloom November 16, 2014, Well done, my good and faithful servant. Come, share your masters joy. Matthew 25:21 St. Veronica Church Established

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How to fill out the thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary?

1. Start by selecting the appropriate liturgical texts for the Mass. These can be found in the Roman Missal or the approved liturgical resources for your specific diocese.
2. Choose suitable hymns and songs that reflect the themes of the Sunday, such as gratitude, perseverance, or discipleship. Consider incorporating traditional hymns or contemporary worship songs.
3. Prepare the readings for the Mass. The readings for the thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary can be found in the Lectionary. It typically includes a reading from the Old Testament, a psalm, a New Testament epistle, and a Gospel passage.
4. Reflect on the themes and messages presented in the readings. Consider how these can be effectively conveyed in the homily or sermon during the Mass. Connect the Scripture passages to the lives of the congregation.
5. Coordinate with the musicians, choir, and any other participants involved in the liturgy. Practice the selected hymns and songs to ensure a smooth and engaging worship experience.
6. Decorate the church appropriately for the season and the Sunday in Ordinary Time. Utilize symbols and colors that represent the themes of the liturgical season, such as green for growth and hope.
7. Prepare the prayers of the faithful. Include specific intentions related to the themes of the Mass and the needs of the community and the world.
8. Ensure that all liturgical ministers, such as altar servers, lectors, and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, are properly trained and prepared for their roles.
9. Participate actively in the Mass as a community. Encourage the congregation to fully engage in the prayers, responses, and singing.
10. Reflect on the message and teachings of the Mass throughout the week. Apply the lessons learned to daily life and strive to live out the Gospel values.

Who needs the thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary?

1. Catholics and members of Christian faith who follow the liturgical calendar.
2. Priests, deacons, and liturgical planners responsible for organizing and leading the Sunday Mass.
3. Churchgoers seeking spiritual nourishment and guidance through the celebration of the liturgy.
4. Individuals looking for inspiration and teachings from the readings and homily to apply in their lives.
5. Those who find solace, community, and a sense of belonging through the communal worship experience.
6. Anyone interested in understanding and participating in the rich tradition of the liturgy.

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