Notable Feast Days this Week
 
July 8 - Aquila and Prisca, Acts 18:2 (Roman Catholic)
July 8 - Sunniva, Norway, 10th c.
July 9 - Second Ecumenical Council Concluded
July 10 - Rufina and Secunda, Rome, 257
July 11 - Benedict of Nursia, 550 (Western)
July 11 - Olga of Kiev, 969
July 12 - John the Iberian, 1002
July 13 - Mildred, Isle of Thanet, c. 700
July 14 - Aquila and Prisca, Acts 18:2 (Eastern)
July 14 - Kateri Tekakwitha, 1680 (Roman Catholic)

 

Revised Common Lectionary

Amos 7:7-17
Deuteronomy 30:9-14
Psalm 82 and Psalm 25:1-10
Colossians 1:1-14
Luke 10:25-37


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- The Fifth Sunday after Pentecost - July 14, 2019 (Year C)

Cry out to God to rescue the weak and deliver justice on behalf of the needy (Amos 7:7-17 and Psalm 82). God's word is near to all who will recognize and follow his ways (Deuteronomy 30:9-14). He brings forgiveness and life to the humble who trust him and learn his ways (Psalm 25:1-9). We should strive to lead a life worthy of the Lord, bearing fruit in good works, and increasing in the knowledge of God (Colossians 1:1-14). Those who are walking in the path of life will show mercy to strangers and sacrifice comfort for those who are in need (Luke 10:25-37).

Psalm 82 / Psalm 25:1-10
Scripture Readings

Psalm 82
Rescue the weak and needy

Psalm 25:1-10
In you, Lord my God, I put my trust.



Commentary on Psalm 82
AugustineCalvin,
James MeadSpurgeon


Commentary on Psalm 25
AugustineCalvinSpurgeon
Stan MastScott Hoezee


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Amos 7, Deut. 30Colossians 1
Luke 10, Psalm 25
Psalm 82

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Psalm 25 and Psalm 82
Amos 7:7-17
A plumb line to judge the people

Deuteronomy 30:9-14
The Lord delights in fruitfulness

Colossians 1:1-14
The gospel is bearing fruit

Luke 10:25-37
The Good Samaritan


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"Some think that their neighbor is their brother, family, relative or their kinsman. Our Lord teaches who our neighbor is in the Gospel parable of a certain man going down from Jerusalem to Jericho.… Everyone is our neighbor, and we should not harm anyone. If, on the contrary, we understand our fellow human beings to be only our brother and relatives, is it then permissible to do evil to strangers? God forbid such a belief! We are neighbors, all people to all people, for we have one Father." -Jerome on Luke 10:25-37
Collect for the Fifth Sunday after Pentecost
O Lord, mercifully receive the prayers of your people who call upon you, and grant that they may know and understand what things they ought to do, and also may have grace and power faithfully to accomplish them; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever. Amen. -The Book of Common Prayer
Singing Psalms and Hymns
Hymn suggestions for the Fifth Sunday after Pentecost (Year C) from Hymnary.org 

Hymns for Psalm 25 and Psalm 82 from Hymnary.com

Kyrie (Trinitytide Mass) | by Sarah Majorins | Leadsheet

Sanctus (Trinitytide Mass) | by Sarah Majorins | Leadsheet

The Mystery of the Faith (Trinitytide Mass) | by Sarah Majorins | Leadsheet

Gloria (Trinitytide Mass) | by Sarah Majorins | Leadsheet

Sanctus + Mystery of the Faith | by Philip Majorins | Leadsheet


Psalm 25 Refrain (Remember Your Mercies, O Lord) | by Sarah Majorins 

Foothold (Psalm 25) | by Deb Rienstra | Piano Music

Psalm 25 (Show Me Your Ways) | by Shane Heilman | Chord Chart

Psalm 25 (Remember Me) | by The Psalm Project

Psalm 25: To You, O Lord  | by Stephen Pishner (based on O Come O Come Emmanuel) | Leadsheet

To You O Lord I Lift Up My Soul (Psalm 25) | by Graham Kendrick | Leadsheet

Psalm 25 | by Joe Day (Mars Hill Music) | Chord Chart


Psalm 25 Refrain | from The Emergent Psalter Leadsheet

Psalm 82 Refrain | from The Emergent Psalter Leadsheet


Metrical Options | Psalm 25 and Psalm 82
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