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Passiontide - Wikipedia
Passiontide (in the Christian liturgical year) is a name for the last two weeks of Lent, beginning on the Fifth Sunday of Lent, long celebrated as Passion ... en.wikipedia.org
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Passiontide | Catholic Answers Encyclopedia
Passiontide, the two weeks between Passion Sunday and Easter. The last week is Holy Week, while the first is called by the Latins "Hebdomas Passionis", ... www.catholic.com
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Passiontide and Veiling of Images - Catholic Culture
Covering crosses, statues and images or “veiling” with unadorned violet opaque cloths begins on the Saturday before the 5th Sunday of Lent. www.catholicculture.org
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Passion-tide
ˈPassion-tide The season immediately before Easter, in which Christ's Passion is commemorated: see prec.1847 Dublin Rev. Mar. 25 The physical cause of our Lord's death is a subject..adapted to the season of Lent and Passion-tide. 1849 J. H. Newman Discourses to Mixed Congreg. xv. 323 Though at this ... Oxford English Dictionary
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The History of Passiontide and Holy Week | EWTN
The holy Church gives the two weeks which still remain before Easter to the commemoration of the Passion. www.ewtn.com
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Passiontide - Holy Redeemer Catholic Parish
The last two weeks of Lent are historically known as Passiontide. During this time many churches cover their crosses, images of Jesus, angels, and saints with ... holyredeemervan.org
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Dream, Tiresias!
Track listing "If I Could" – 5:53 "Nasty Habit" – 5:49 "The Tide" – 5:54 "Promises" – 6:16 "An End" – 5:21 "Your God" – 5:32 "Feel!" – 6:46 "Full Of Life" – 5:38 "Darkness" – 5:31 "Passion" – 7:52 "Feel! ([:SITD:] Remix)"* – 4:36 "Feel! (Remixed By Noisuf-X)"* – 5:35 "Feel! wikipedia.org
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Why do we cover statues and images with a veil during Lent?
The last two weeks in the season of Lent are called Passiontide which begins on the Fifth Sunday of Lent. This is when the Church shifts her focus from ... www.sjs.edu
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What is Passiontide in the Catholic Church? - Aleteia
Passiontide is meant to be a special penitential period where we focus on Jesus' bitter passion and foster within ourselves sorrow for our sins. aleteia.org
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Passiontide - Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Passiontide invites us to double-down and so re-commit ourselves to fully embracing the Lenten disciplines of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. spicathedral.org
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What is Passiontide? - YouTube
Passiontide is known within the Catholic Church as the last two weeks of Lent. Glenmary Father Steven Pawelk explains what passiontide is ... www.youtube.com
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Passion Week
Passion Week [f. passion n. 1 + week; cf. med.L. hebdomada passionis, hebd. pœnalis (Du Cange).] The week immediately before Easter, in which the Passion of Christ is commemorated, also (more recently) called Holy Week.c 1400 Beryn 3804 Oppon a tuysday In the passion-woke, when men leven play, And v... Oxford English Dictionary
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Healing Tide
Expressing further that, 'both seem to have been holding back plenty of passion and pain in their lives previous to knowing each other, and it's this kind Whilst 'The Trotters’ passion for each other is on full view on tracks such as "Hearts" and "All I Want to Do," and "Jeep Cherokee Laredo" rocks on the wikipedia.org
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Tide (financial service)
He was joined by the UK Government advisor, venture capitalist and founder of Passion Capital, Eileen Burbidge, who became the Chairman of Tide. Money was also raised from Tide’s existing investors, Passion Capital and LocalGlobe. wikipedia.org
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C. H. Trevor
Two Passion-tide anthems by Charles Gounod (pub. Novello) 1974. Short chorale preludes : with and without pedals. (pub. wikipedia.org
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