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10 Annunciation Things that Caught My Eye Today (April 4, 2016)

Last updated on: April 4, 2016 at 4:13 pm   by Kathryn Jean Lopez

10 Annunciation Things that Caught My Eye Today (April 4, 2016) 2016-04-04T16:13:29-05:00 Kathryn Jean Lopez

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1.

Normally celebrated March 25, #Annunciation never falls during #HolyWeek so is transferred to today, day one following the #EasterOctave.

— Arlington Diocese (@arlingtonchurch) April 4, 2016

2. Pope Francis: It’s the feast of saying yes to God.

3. Bishop Samuel Jacobs:

today is the right day to thank the Lord and ask ourselves: am I a man or woman of ‘yes’ or a man or woman of ‘no’? Or am I a man or woman who looks away, so as not to respond?” Lord, I renew my “yes” to follow your will, uttered many times over the years. May my “yes” be a continual surrendering to you even to my last “yes.”

4. From Magnificat:
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5.

Happy Feast of the #Annunciation from #CUA. pic.twitter.com/h7UouckKGz

— Catholic University (@CatholicUniv) April 4, 2016

6.

"Do not be afraid … for nothing is impossible with God" – Happy Feast of the #Annunciation from @CatholicUniv #CUA pic.twitter.com/0BfTKzWIqB

— Fr James Bradley (@FrJamesBradley) April 4, 2016

7. Audio of Fr. Roger Landry’s homily today (bonus: singing from the Sisters of Life!).

8.

Happy #Solemnity of the #Annunciation of the Lord! "He will be great and will be called Son of the Most High" (Lk 1) pic.twitter.com/7Ap7ddou3D

— Arlington Diocese (@arlingtonchurch) April 4, 2016

Can be seen at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

9. I did not realize you can buy this image:

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You can here — the purchase supports Trappistine nuns (and they have caramels, too)!

10. And today’s readings.

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