The living Spirit and liturgical calendar
Let nothing hinder us, nothing separate us, nothing disturb us. Let us all, everywhere and always, daily and constantly believe in him sincerely and humbly.
Let nothing hinder us, nothing separate us, nothing disturb us. Let us all, everywhere and always, daily and constantly believe in him sincerely and humbly. Let us enshrine the most high, supreme, eternal God in our hearts; let us honour, adore, praise and bless, glorify and exalt, magnify and thank him who is Trinity in Unity, the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, creator of all things, and the Saviour of all who love, hope and trust in him … He is worthy of all blessing, praise and glory, exalted, sublime, sweet, lovable, full of delight, and to be desired above all things for ever and ever.
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