The Liturgy of the Hours - Holy Week Compline

Holy Week Compline

03/27/21 • 25 min

The Liturgy of the Hours

The Liturgy of the Hours by Luther Seminary Chapel and Augsburg University Campus Ministry

Holy Week

Using liturgy and hymns adapted from Evangelical Lutheran Worship, scripture from the New Revised Standard Version, a blessing from Julian of Norwich, and original compositions, Andy and Pastor Elise Pokel offer this week’s night prayer: Holy Week through Mary’s eyes, heart, voice, and body.

There is grief here; grief and joy.

The lullaby of Mary for her son, Jesus Christ our Lord.

The Liturgy of the Hours by Luther Seminary Chapel and Augsburg University Campus Ministry

Holy Week

There is grief here; grief and joy.

The lullaby of Mary for her son, Jesus Christ our Lord.

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