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Alleluja -
Hallelujah is an application prepared by the Congregation of the Resurrection
The application is a proposal for daily prayer, taken from the prayer book, which every day speak of the Resurrection. We have therefore proposed prayers in the rhythm of the day: morning, southern evening, at meals; speculation based on the proposals of. Semenenko CR co-founder of the congregation and about. Jełowicki CR confessor Chopin. Extremely valuable seem prayers in different needs, empowering the community, renewing the spirit, where you can find a proposal, among others, examination of conscience.
The application is not addressed only to members of the congregation, the brothers outside, but for everyone who strives for personal resurrection. Posted Constitutions of the Congregation, which is the basic document the functioning and operation of the congregation, is an invitation to explore our community, the charism of the congregation, spirituality and mission.
Through daily calendar and given its intentions please also accompany us to faithfully serve the Risen Lord.
"We should therefore continue to proclaim that God is greater in His goodness and mercy than all our transgressions ... If you can create so much take care of all the faculties of the soul is what happens when he turns all his thoughts to the One who is Love itself , perfect love, we have to rejoice for all eternity "
(Bogdan Jański)
