Tag Archives: Triduum

Musing on the Easter Mystery

Posted on Monday, April 25, 2011 by Father Maurer (Leave a comment)

As I write this tonight, it is the evening of Good Friday. The last forty eight hours have been something of a blur. As a Catholic ever-interested in the many prayers and practices of the Triduum – and as a … Continue reading →

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Approaching Easter

Posted on Friday, April 22, 2011 by Father Maurer (Leave a comment)

We celebrate today the Passion of the Lord. Last night we were reminded through the institution of the Eucharist and the commissioning of the apostles of just what Christ’s purpose was: to restore us to purity so that we could … Continue reading →

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Palm Sunday

Posted on Monday, April 18, 2011 by Father Maurer (3 Comments)

The Gospel today [yesterday, at the time of this posting] is fairly self-explanatory, though it deserves time for reflection and prayer. The Missal instructions priests that a brief homily may be given. In the face of Christ’s passion, brevity is … Continue reading →

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