GOSPEL ACCLAMATIONS IN LENT SERIES.
FRIDAY AFTER ASH WEDNESDAY
The
word Alleluia is not used in Lent. It means to praise God. Obviously, we still praise God but it is as
though the church invites us in this way to find other ways to praise God.
Glory and
Praise to You Lord Jesus Christ,
Seek Good and not evil
so that you may live and the Lord will be with you.
Glory and Praise to You Lord Jesus Christ,
Personal
Reflection:
How
can I actively seek good and avoid evil in my daily life,
How
can I align my actions with the Lord's will, and thereby ensuring His presence
in my life?"
Response to God’s Voice:
In
what ways can I deepen my receptivity to God's voice.
How
can I allow His guidance to shape my decisions and actions during this Lenten
season, fostering a closer relationship with Him?
Lenten Practices:
How
can I incorporate intentional and meaningful Lenten practices into my daily
routine striving to grow spiritually and draw closer to the Lord during this
season of reflection and preparation?
Are
my Lenten practices performed out of the
great love God has lavished upon us by saving me?
How
have my Lenten practices gone so far. Do I need to review them for the coming
week. What do I need to adjust.?
Gratitude and Praise:
How
can I cultivate a spirit of gratitude and praise in my heart, recognizing the
blessings in my life
Express
thankfulness to the Lord for His grace and presence each day.
Community Support:
How
can I actively contribute to and seek support from my faith community during
this Lenten journey, fostering a sense of unity and shared commitment to
seeking good.
What
are the forms of evil that are evident in my faith community which I need to
avoid?
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