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During the Great three days, classically called the Easter Triduum, there are no blessings or dismissals.
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Therefore, not only has any priest of the Latin rite the freedom to celebrate Mass on any day of the year excluding the Easter Triduum but NOT excluding Sundays, but the Motu Proprio removes a need to obtain permission from anyone - either from the Holy See or his local bishop Summ.
Archive 2009-02-01 2009
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Catholic churches observe Easter Triduum, the three days prior to Easter Sunday, as a period of special prayers.
Analysis 2010
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The Easter Triduum at the Vatican is perhaps easier to follow this year than ever before. live video and audio streaming of all the events, with each of the ceremonies being broadcast in English as well as Italian, Spanish, French and German.
The Daily Register edwardpentin@fastmail.fm 2010
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Catholic churches observe Easter Triduum, the three days prior to Easter Sunday, as a period of special prayers.
Analysis 2010
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Soup supper is 6 p.m. on Wednesday, April 1, followed by a discussion on the symbols of the Easter Triduum at 6: 30 p.m.
Custom Search 2009
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Good Friday is the second day of the Easter Triduum, which begins with "Maundy" (or Holy)
unknown title 2009
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Good Friday is the second day of the Easter Triduum, which begins with "Maundy" (or Holy)
unknown title 2009
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There are various times, some natural (soon after a parent's funeral), and some supernatural (the Easter Triduum) when it is improper to get married.
CathNews 2009
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Our celebration of the Easter Triduum at the cathedral was wonderful and we have some very beautiful pictures that I want to share with you.
Cardinal Seán's Blog 2009
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