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Meaning of "ordinary time"
Ordinary time is a term used in various contexts, including liturgical calendars of some Christian denominations. It refers to the periods of the year outside of specific liturgical seasons or celebrations, such as Advent, Lent, or Easter. It is a time of regular worship and observance, without any special emphasis or significance
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- A season of the Christian liturgical calendar, celebrated in two segments: from the Monday following the baptism of Jesus Christ up to Ash Wednesday; and from Pentecost Monday to the first Sunday of Advent.
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This is no ordinary time for our country.
Most of the day is the ordinary time.
I live in ordinary time and occasionally dip into magical time.
Psychological time is different from ordinary time.
We know this is no ordinary time for our people.
We now enter into what is known as ordinary time.
And this is not an ordinary time in our history.
To make it clear that we are no longer in ordinary time.
Today we are back to the ordinary time in our liturgical year.
Ordinary time is coming.
Lift us from the ordinary of ordinary time.
You need to spend ordinary time with her to make it extraordinary.
Make a resolution for ordinary time.
Mark ordinary time.
Disciplines for an ordinary time.
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Not ordinary time.
To hear beyond the limits of ordinary time and space.
Ordinary Time however is none of these things.
I think about ordinary time.
A few weeks ago we entered a period described in the church as ordinary time.
This is no ordinary time.
He lives in magical time and occasionally comes into ordinary time.
A trip out of the ordinary time to enjoy the unique iced sweets.
On the following day the season of ordinary time begins.
Ordinary Time then begins after this period.
We are today in the eighth week of Ordinary time.
Ordinary time begins with the baptism of Jesus.
A homily for the opening of Ordinary time.
Ordinary Time is not a lesser time.
This however is no ordinary time in Tokyo.
Ordinary Time is the longest season of the liturgical year.
We are now in what the church calls Ordinary time.
Ordinary Time starts on the day after this feast.
The Liturgical calendar calls this ordinary time.
Ordinary Time is separated into two parts of the liturgical year.
The fifth common preface for Ordinary Time expresses what is at stake when we pray.
Ordinary Time allows us to notice the extraordinary moments in our daily lives.
I do not know how to live in Ordinary Time.
An ordinary time spent emailing and Googling is much more than anything else.
On the church calendar we call it Ordinary Time.
The season is called Ordinary Time because the weeks are named in number order.
Green is the colour for periods of Ordinary Time.
It would be Ordinary Time in the liturgical calendar.
GREEN is used during ordinary time.
Ordinary Time follows each cycle.
Today we return to Ordinary Time in the liturgical calendar.
It is what we are called to live in Ordinary Time.
We have entered in the Ordinary Time of the liturgical year.
Now the prophet is here again in Ordinary Time.
Ordinary Time is a gift.
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