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St Sebastian's Parish, 476 Mull Av. Akron, Oh will host a workshop "Understanding and Following the Latin Mass'." It will be held in the church basement from 12pm to 12:30 pm on Sunday October 7th. After the workshop there will be Rosary, confessions and the 1pm Latin High Mass. Donuts and refreshments will be served after Mass in Zwisler Hall. All are welcome. Questions/RSVP call 330-869-0682.
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Monday, September 24, 2018
Wednesday, September 19, 2018
Ember Days
Many may know of the existence of Ember Days, but how many know the meaning and history of them?
The Ember Days (Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday) occur four times per year, in conjunction with the four seasons. Traditionally speaking, they are days of fasting and abstinence.
A post on Rorate Caeli from way back in 2008 gives a good account of the Ember Day’s history, meaning and significance, particularly how today’s culture, so zealous for being good stewards of the earth, is missing the element of Supernatural Mysteries, which Ember Days embodies in the very nature of it’s liturgical meaning.
Help resurrect the pious observation of Ember Days, a tradition which goes back to the earliest times of the Church.
Fisheaters also has a good summary of Ember Days.
Further, Fr Bede wants you all to know that Ember Saturday will be celebrated at St Elizabeth in Cleveland at 9am. All of the readings will be read at the Mass. This is a good time to participate in our patriarcal history.
The Ember Days (Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday) occur four times per year, in conjunction with the four seasons. Traditionally speaking, they are days of fasting and abstinence.
A post on Rorate Caeli from way back in 2008 gives a good account of the Ember Day’s history, meaning and significance, particularly how today’s culture, so zealous for being good stewards of the earth, is missing the element of Supernatural Mysteries, which Ember Days embodies in the very nature of it’s liturgical meaning.
Help resurrect the pious observation of Ember Days, a tradition which goes back to the earliest times of the Church.
Fisheaters also has a good summary of Ember Days.
Further, Fr Bede wants you all to know that Ember Saturday will be celebrated at St Elizabeth in Cleveland at 9am. All of the readings will be read at the Mass. This is a good time to participate in our patriarcal history.
Monday, September 3, 2018
Tuesday Morning Mass Time
There is a time change effecting the Tuesday morning Low Mass at St Stephen. Fr Bede announced this on Sunday. The mass is now at 6:45am.
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