The more general liturgical practices of Lent and Holy Week are assumed and taken into account, but they are not necessarily specified in connection with each of the particular services of this Lenten series. For the sake of clarity, some of these traditional practices are as follows: The Gloria in Excelsis is omitted from the [...]
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Rubrics and Notes for Celebrating Lent and Holy Week in the Lutheran Congregation
Posted by ScotK on February 5, 2012
http://scotkinnaman.com/2012/02/05/rubrics-and-notes-for-celebrating-lent-and-holy-week-in-the-lutheran-congregation/
A Prayer for Good Friday
O Christ, I come to Your Cross, pleading for mercy and forgiveness. My sins—and they are many—have added to the burden of Your suffering and have nailed You to the accursed tree. For me You tasted the agony of the utter darkness that I might not perish, but have everlasting life.
Posted by ScotK on April 10, 2009
http://scotkinnaman.com/2009/04/10/a-prayer-for-good-friday/
Holy Week
The week before Easter is called Holy Week and culminates the preparation time of Lent. During these days, we focus on the events of Jesus’ life from His entrance into Jerusalem until His glorious resurrection from the dead. Prayers and readings for Holy Week following the one-year lectionary
Posted by ScotK on March 30, 2009
http://scotkinnaman.com/2009/03/30/holy-week/
John 19:29-30 – Good Friday
It is finished.John 19:29-30 Each year upon this day we walk in spirit down the way of the cross and out onto Calvary’s hill. We witness the travesty of justice as an innocent man is delivered into the hands of a murderous mob to be crucified. We follow those bloodstained steps all the weary way [...]
Posted by ScotK on April 14, 2006
http://scotkinnaman.com/2006/04/14/john-1929-30-good-friday/
Daily Prayer
The Concordia Theological Seminary community invites you to listen to the Morning Office held daily at 10:00 a.m., Monday through Friday. The audio from the Chapel service is posted daily, and is typically available by 1:00 p.m. (Eastern).
Follow this link to get to the Kramer Chapel audio files.
