The order of prayer for the liturgy of the hours and celebration of the eucharist for the dioceses of the Philippines / Rev. Fr. Genardo O. DIwa, SLL, Rev. Fr. Anscar J. Chupungco, OSB.
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TextPublisher: Intramuros, Manila : Episcopal Commision on Liturgy (CBCP), c2007Description: xxviii, 196 pages : illustrations (black & white) ; 15.8 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeSubject(s): Liturgy of the hours | Catholic Church | LiturgySummary: "Pastors should take care that in the liturgy not only are the laws governing valid and lawful celebration are observed, but also that the faithful take part with full awareness and in active and fruitful participation (SC, 11).
Since the celebration of the Eucharist, like the entire liturgy, proceeds by means of tangible signs that foster, strengthen, and give expression to faith, the utmost care must be taken to choose and to arrange those forms and elements provided by the church which in the given circumstances of persons and places will best foster active and full participation and best meet the spiritual needs of the faithful (IM, 20)." —General Directives
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"The order of prayer for the liturgy of the hours and celebration of the Lucharist for the dioceses of the Philippines cycle c year 1" —Front cover
A. General directives — I. Key to abbreviations — II. Movable feasts — III. Holy days of obligation — IV. Fast and abstinence — V. Liturgical days — VI. Table of precedence of Liturgical days — VII. Occurrence and concurrence — B. On the Liturgy of the hours —
I. Structure — II. Ways of joining hours with mass —C. The celebration of the Eucharist — I. Preliminaries — II. Masses for various occasions — III. Masses for the dead — IV. Varia..
"Pastors should take care that in the liturgy not only are the laws governing valid and lawful celebration are observed, but also that the faithful take part with full awareness and in active and fruitful participation (SC, 11).
Since the celebration of the Eucharist, like the entire liturgy, proceeds by means of tangible signs that foster, strengthen, and give expression to faith, the utmost care must be taken to choose and to arrange those forms and elements provided by the church which in the given circumstances of persons and places will best foster active and full participation and best meet the spiritual needs of the faithful (IM, 20)." —General Directives
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