Host a Parish Celebration of the Passover Seder
 
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Description: Everything you need to plan and hold a Seder in your parish to show the roots of the Catholic Mass in our Jewish heritage.
Try it this year at the introductory rate! I'm so convinced that your parish will like this Seder experience so much that I'm willing to give it to you at the low, low price of only $50 for a one-time trial.
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Why? Because I believe that, even if you've held Seders before, this one will be so effective and so easy to plan that you'll want to upgrade to the full, unlimited-use license.
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This package includes:
- • Bulletin flyer (fully editable).
- • "The Jewish Seder: Roots of our
Catholic Mass" bulletin article or hand-out with customizable corner box for advertising the date of your Seder. Preview it.
- • Checklist for Planning the Seder
- • Seder Plate and Table Setup instructions on how to set the tables and lay out the ritual foods, with photo illustrations.
- • "The Seder Meal" Preparation Booklet
to give to participants when they make their reservations; includes family discussion questions. (8 pages, printed double-sided on 2 sheets, folded in half, and stapled.) Preview it.
- • Suggestions for introducing the ceremony by the Priest or M.C.
- • "The Passover Meal" ceremony script
(10 full-size pages)
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Why host a Parish Seder?
The Seder is a Jewish Passover ritual that is the foundation of our Catholic liturgies. It's an ecumenical, family event, because everyone can participate fully regardless of age or denomination, making it a great parish activity for those who have non-Catholic spouses.
It will be a prayerful and profoundly spiritual event. It will be educational, bringing many of the Psalms to life while giving a new dimension to participants' understanding of Mass, including why we use bread and wine, the blessings, the thanksgiving prayers, etc. It will capture something of the origins of Judiasm and our own Christian roots. It will set the scene for Holy Week in a very special way.
It will also be a joyful social occasion that will provide a real bonding of parishioners.
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