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Feast of Christ the Eternal High Priest
A Brief History of the Liturgy of Christ the Eternal High Priest
The Feast of Christ the Priest is a liturgical feast celebrated each year, on the first Thursday after Pentecost. Approval was first granted by the Congregation for Divine Worship and Discipline of the Sacraments [1] in 1987.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feast_of_Christ_the_Priest Beginning in 2013 the Catholic Church of the Poland,en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feast_of_Christ_the_Priest and in 2014 of the Netherland,en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feast_of_Christ_the_Priest has also celebrated this feast.
Most Catholics around the world are unfamiliar with Our Blessed Lord’s title, “Christ the Eternal High Priest”, and yet, each year, millions of people already celebrate this title as an official Liturgical Feast in the Church!
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"Our diverse talents and abilities, our differences in culture, nationality and age are assets for the richness of the community. Although we may be engaged in a variety of ministries, we all share the common call to apostolic discipleship in a community of the Catholic Apostolate of St. Vincent Pallotti."(OWL, 91)
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"Christ, the Apostle of the Eternal Father, and his mission are central to our personal and community life, giving meaning and direction to our thinking, our spirituality, our prayer, action and suffering." (OWL, 19)
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"As a community of disciples we are gathered around Jesus, the Apostle of the Eternal Father. Like the first disciples, we want to be with Jesus, be sent out by him and return to him to evaluate our service in the light of his presence." (OWL, 88)
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"As Pallottines, it is our special charism to foster growth in faith and love among the laity, to awaken them to awareness of their apostolic call, and to cooperate with them in furthering the apostolic mission." (OWL, 21)
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"Our relationships with one another should be marked by a love that bears all, believes all and hopes for all, a love that is neither conceited nor jealous, which hurts no one, nor is embittered or resentful. It is never discouraged but remains patient and kind. It rejoices with others and shares their suffering. It is with this kind of love that we should help and support one another." (OWL, 90)