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Eastertide
Another term for Easter season, the Great Fifty Days. As used in English-speaking churches, “tide” is an old word meaning a festival and its season.
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This Gospel Text Is Read…, Easter 5 (C) – 1998
This gospel text is read in Eastertide, in anticipation of Jesus leaving a particular place, at a particular time, and a particular group of people. As might be suspected, there […]
AAPI Alive!
[…] space for Asian Pacific American spirituality based in the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles. This Eastertide and Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we’ve kicked into high gear with AAPI Alive!, […]
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Washing in the Life-Giving Water, Lent 4 (A) – 2014
[…] to a period of spiritual preparation and renewal in anticipation of the coming jubilance of Eastertide. Throughout the history of the church, candidates for Holy Baptism would often engage in […]
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April Evangelism Newsletter
[…] in Christ. Our guest Evangelism Catalyst this month is Elllis Montes, who is ushering us into Eastertide, by exploring what it means to love and serve one another. “Love one another […]
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Easter Season 2002 Message
A prayer at Eastertide Risen Christ, in the midst of grief and despair, at the very point when all seemed lost you stood in the midst of your friends in […]
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Presiding Bishop at National Workshop on Christian Unity
A blessed Eastertide to all, and welcome to this opportunity to focus on what we share, what brings us together, our common partnership in Godâs mission, the mission to heal […]
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Participants
[…] de retraites. Son dernier livre s’intitule Easter Triumph, Easter Joy : Meditations for the Fifty Days of Eastertide. Avant de travailler pour Forward Movement, Scott était curé de paroisse dans le diocèse de […]
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Centered Participants
[…] preacher, teacher, and retreat leader. His latest book is Easter Triumph, Easter Joy: Meditations for the Fifty Days of Eastertide. Before serving at Forward Movement, Scott was a parish priest in the Diocese of Rhode Island. Prior to ordination, he […]
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Be Faithful, Keep Planting, Proper 6 (B) – 2018
[…] gain, but God’s love for us, and our love for God and each other. The Eastertide is over; the Holy Spirit has come. During the Great Fifty Days of the […]
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A Lenten Letter from Episcopal Diocese of Haiti Bishop Jean Zaché Duracin
[…] you to continue to support us by your prayers and your gifts, so that by Eastertide, we will be able to sing together with great joy, “Alleluia! He is Risen!” […]
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Today Is the Sunday…, Easter 7 (A) – 2002
[…] that. It is about God. In fact, even though it comes toward the end of Eastertide, the Ascension is most closely related, in meaning, to Christmas. At Christmas we celebrate […]
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Distractions, Proper 17 (B) – 2021
[…] Sunday while the other strongly believed it should be put away by the end of Eastertide. A friendly argument ensued for several few weeks over this. Fortunately, they both finally […]
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Those Who Turn the World Upside Down, Easter 5 (A) – 2005
[…] poor and the powerless. It is sometimes very difficult to remember that we are in Eastertide. But Jesus tells us in St. Johnâs Gospel, âLet not your hearts be troubled.â […]
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When We Want to Talk…, Easter 3 (A) – 2011
[…] story about the sense of the heart. It’s a great story that we hear during Eastertide about the risen Lord who accompanies a couple of disciples who are walking along […]
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The Right Things At the Right Time, Ascension Day – 2017
[…] in the future. But it is not for us to know when or how. The Eastertide is about to end. We know in order to get to Easter, we had […]
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Baptism Into the Fold, Easter 4 (A) – 2014
[…] the Easter themes. In the early church, converts were brought to baptism on Easter eve. Eastertide was, for them, a time when they began to enjoy a new life, a […]
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Alleluia! Christ is Risen!, Easter Day (A) – 2017
[…] Christ, we know that love, hope, and peace will ultimately prevail! And so, in this Eastertide, may we proclaim that Christ is risen, not simply in church, but also in […]
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Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop’s 2011 Easter Message: “We give thanks for the Resurrection, and we become part of Jesus’ ongoing work, as we become aware of its power in our own lives.”
[…] ongoing work, as we become aware of its power in our own lives. May your Eastertide be filled with the grace of new life. Go, discover, and BE resurrection for the world […]