Greeting (see Rom 6:3-4)
Showing posts with label Baptism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Baptism. Show all posts
Baptism of the Lord - Liturgical Prayers
Greeting
Today Jesus was baptized in the Jordan;
the Father recognized
him as his beloved Son;
the Holy Spirit
prepared him for his mission of service
May the Lord’s Spirit
of sonship and service
be always with you.
Baptism of the Lord - 2021
Thomas O’Loughlin
Introduction to the Celebration
Today marks the beginning of the public life and ministry of Jesus Christ as he set out to do the Father’s will and announce the arrival of the kingdom of God. And the moment of the beginning of the messianic work of Jesus is marked by the moment of his baptism in the Jordan. He is acclaimed on earth by the prophet John and links himself to John by being baptised by him. He is acclaimed from heaven by the voice of the Father and the presence of the Spirit. As the people who have heard his preaching and accepted his call, who have confessed him as the Christ, and set out to follow his way, let us pause and consider the words addressed to Jesus: ‘Thou art my beloved Son, with thee I am well pleased.’
Baptism of the Lord, Year A
Isaiah 42:1-4, 6-7 / Acts 10:34-38 / Matthew 3:13-17
As a matter of fact, about 70% of the earth’s surface is covered with water.
That is quite a lot of water.
BAPTISM OF THE LORD - Liturgy
1. My Beloved Son
2. What About Our Baptism?
Greeting (See Second Reading)
God has revealed to us his kindness and love
in Jesus Christ our Savior
by saving us through the cleansing water of rebirth
and by renewing us with the Holy Spirit.
May the Lord Jesus be always with you. R/ And also with you.
2. What About Our Baptism?
Greeting (See Second Reading)
God has revealed to us his kindness and love
in Jesus Christ our Savior
by saving us through the cleansing water of rebirth
and by renewing us with the Holy Spirit.
May the Lord Jesus be always with you. R/ And also with you.
Baptism of the Lord
Gospel Reading: Luke 3:15-16; 21-22
Introduction:
Wash Off the Stuff of the Day:
One of the most successful and personable people on television is Oprah Winfrey. Movies, book clubs, she does it all. Huge business operations. While all the other talk shows on television are tearing people apart and putting all their illnesses out for public humiliation, Oprah is helping put people and families back together again. . . In a Newsweek magazine interview the interviewer asked her, "How do you separate yourself from work?" Answer, "I take a hot bath. . . My bath is my sanctuary. (Listen to this) It's the place where I can wash off all the stuff of the day" ((Jan 8, 2001, p. 45).
Baptism of the Lord
Introduction:
Wash Off the Stuff of the Day:
One of the most successful and personable people on television is Oprah Winfrey. Movies, book clubs, she does it all. Huge business operations. While all the other talk shows on television are tearing people apart and putting all their illnesses out for public humiliation, Oprah is helping put people and families back together again. . . In a Newsweek magazine interview the interviewer asked her, "How do you separate yourself from work?" Answer, "I take a hot bath. . . My bath is my sanctuary. (Listen to this) It's the place where I can wash off all the stuff of the day" ((Jan 8, 2001, p. 45).
Baptism of Our Lord 2015
Thomas O’Loughlin
Introduction to the Celebration
Today marks the beginning of the public life and ministry of Jesus Christ as he set out to do the Father’s will and announce the arrival of the kingdom of God. And the moment of the beginning of the messianic work of Jesus is marked by the moment of his baptism in the Jordan. He is acclaimed on earth by the prophet John and links himself to John by being baptised by him. He is acclaimed from heaven by the voice of the Father and the presence of the Spirit. As the people who have heard his preaching and accepted his call, who have confessed him as the Christ, and set out to follow his way, let us pause and consider the words addressed to Jesus: ‘Thou art my beloved Son, with thee I am well pleased.’
Baptism of the Lord - Jan 13 - Homily and Stories
Introduction:
Wash Off the Stuff of
the Day:
One of the most successful and personable people on
television is Oprah Winfrey. Movies, book clubs, she does it all. Huge business
operations. While all the other talk shows on television are tearing people
apart and putting all their illnesses out for public humiliation, Oprah is
helping put people and families back together again. . . In a Newsweek magazine
interview the interviewer asked her, "How do you separate yourself from
work?" Answer, "I take a hot bath. . . My bath is my sanctuary.
(Listen to this) It's the place where I can wash off all the stuff of the
day" ((Jan 8, 2001, p. 45).
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