22nd Ordinary Sunday

CALL TO BE HUMBLE

The Liturgy of 22nd Ordinary Sunday invites us to humble ourselves in life to be exalted by God. When one wants to be praised and looked upon, s/he has to humble him/herself in front of other and in front of God. Humility is a virtue which helps one to achieve greater things in life. People are not measured by their intelligence and wealth, but by their character. Humility nurtures one's character and helps him/her to look towards God in all things. When God looks at us in our humility, raises us up to the heights. Let us humble ourselves before God and before others so that we shall be exalted to the heights of nobility.

Liturgical materials for 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qSji_99SW7VaNjIkSLf9IHqkLl6-U-Oh?usp=sharing

21st Ordinary Sunday

 

THE NARROW GATE

Jesus' invitation to enter through the narrow gate, is a challenge posed to each one of us to discipline ourselves to reach the perfection we are called to achieve in our lives. In life, we are offered challenges, problems and difficulties which mould us and perfect us. We need to accept all this to be a true disciple of Christ. Let us choose the narrow gate, to discipline ourselves and reach the perfection.

Sharing with you the liturgical materials for the 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time. Share the materials with your friends and contacts.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1dyP99vWa_mDm6F2stQp7GivrhHaa2vA7?usp=sharing

August 15 Twin Feasts.

 

Dear Friends, We celebrate the Twin Feasts of the Assumption of Mary and Indian Independence Day on August 15th. Sharing with you the Liturgical materials for the Feast, with Collection of Songs and Decoration Ideas. Share the materials with your friends and contacts to make the liturgy more meaningful and participatory. August 15th always reminds us of the freedom from slavery and sin. Like that of Mary who freed herself from the slavery of sin through her life of perfection, we are also called to free ourselves from the clutches of evil through our walk towards perfection. This year, we also celebrate glorious 75th Indian Independence Day. We need to be proud of all that is of India and make efforts to enable everyone to feel proud of India. May God bless our country.

Liturgy for August 15th with Song Collection & Decorations

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1RV2wUe98GVqgIChe3prWszad8dSLfu0v?usp=sharing