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THE PAULINE AND OLIVERIAN C O M M U N I T YN E W S L E T T E R30th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year C PARISH PRIEST: Fr. James Puppady Secretary: Mrs Loretta Meilak Pastoral Associate: Marthese Temming23rd

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1. Begin by opening your liturgical resource book or missal to the section that corresponds to the current liturgical year and the specific Sunday you are celebrating.
2. Locate the readings assigned for the thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time. These readings typically include a reading from the Old Testament, a Psalm, a reading from the New Testament Epistles, and a Gospel reading.
3. Read and reflect on each of the assigned readings. Consider the common themes and messages presented in the passages.
4. Pay attention to any special instructions or notes provided in your liturgical resource book related to this particular Sunday.
5. Prepare appropriate prayers of the faithful or intention prayers for this Sunday, considering the needs of the community and the world.
6. Determine if there are any specific rituals or traditions associated with this Sunday in your religious tradition. Incorporate these as appropriate.
7. Select appropriate hymns and music for the liturgy, taking into account the themes and tone of the readings for this particular Sunday.
8. Coordinate with other liturgical ministers, such as lectors, musicians, and ushers, to ensure a smooth and cohesive celebration of the liturgy.
9. Arrive early to the place of worship to set up any necessary items and prepare yourself spiritually for the liturgy.
10. Celebrate the liturgy of the thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time with reverence, attentiveness, and an openness to the message of the readings.
11. After the liturgy, reflect on the experience and consider how the message of the thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time can be applied to your daily life and faith journey.

Who needs thirty-first sunday in ordinary?

1. The thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time is celebrated by individuals and communities that observe the liturgical calendar and follow the Roman Catholic, Anglican, Lutheran, and some other Christian traditions.
2. It is relevant to anyone who seeks to engage in worship and reflection based on the prescribed readings and themes for this particular Sunday in the liturgical year.
3. Those who have a personal commitment to regular attendance and participation in religious services may specifically seek to observe and celebrate the thirty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time.

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What is thirty-first sunday in ordinary?

The thirty-first sunday in ordinary refers to the 31st Sunday of the liturgical year in the Roman Catholic Church.

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All Catholic churches and parishes are required to observe the thirty-first sunday in ordinary.

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The thirty-first sunday in ordinary is typically filled out by the parish priest or designated church official following the guidelines set forth by the Roman Catholic Church.

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The purpose of the thirty-first sunday in ordinary is to continue the cycle of readings and celebrations throughout the liturgical year.

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The information reported on the thirty-first sunday in ordinary may include readings from the Bible, prayers, hymns, and any special intentions.