The triduum, a unity of days: celebration of the `three days' in the local congregation

Kenneth F Tegtmeier

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The triduum, a unity of days: celebration of the `three days' in the local congregation

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Kenneth F Tegtmeier. The Triduum, a Unity of Days: Celebration of the `three Days' In the Local Congregation. Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a19c539b-4a2f-4720-9172-1a39fa5995f4?locale=es.

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K. F. Tegtmeier. The triduum, a unity of days: celebration of the `three days' in the local congregation. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a19c539b-4a2f-4720-9172-1a39fa5995f4?locale=es

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Kenneth F Tegtmeier. The Triduum, a Unity of Days: Celebration of the `three Days' In the Local Congregation. Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a19c539b-4a2f-4720-9172-1a39fa5995f4?locale=es.

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Kenneth F Tegtmeier

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Triduum

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The annual celebration of the Three Days (Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday and Easter Day) in the congregation gives meaning and center to the life and ministry of the local church all year long. Part I of the study looks at the celebration, the liturgy as provided in the Lutheran Book of Worship and practical pastoral applications for each day of the Three Days. Part II makes 'connections' for all the baptized by connecting the Three Days to the daily lives of Christians. Finally, there is a chapter connecting the Three Days to the ministry of ordained pastors.

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