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Hands of God Episcopal Church

Anglican Catholic

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Eucharists

Our Eucharist is the liturgical act with which the Paschal Mystery of Our Lord Jesus Christ is celebrated and actualized.

This is the sacrament of the sacrifice of the Body and Blood of Our Lord Jesus Christ, instituted by Him to perpetuate in the times to come, until His second coming, the sacrifice of the Cross.

When the time came, Jesus and the apostles sat at the table. He said to them: –How much I wanted to celebrate with you this Passover supper before my death! Because I tell you that I will not celebrate it again until it is fulfilled in the kingdom of God. Then he took a cup in his hands, and having thanked God said: –Take this and distribute it among you; because I tell you that I will not drink the fruit of the vine again
until the kingdom of God comes. Then he took the bread in his hands, and having thanked God, he broke it and gave it to them, saying: –This is my body, given to death for you. Do this in remembrance of me. He did the same with the cup after the
supper, saying: –This cup is the new covenant confirmed with my blood, which is shed for you. Luke 22: 14-20

Conferences

Space in which topics of interest are discussed, based from the point of view of the life of Our Lord Jesus Christ and of the Saints according to the Holy Scriptures the Word of God, taken to a current context that allows it to be applicable to our lives in search of reflection for a change and growth in our spiritual life.

Prayer chain to the Holy Cross

Space to worship the Holy Cross where Our Lord Jesus Christ died for the forgiveness of our sins and to pray to the Seven Spiritual Forces that our Church recognizes based on the Sacred Scriptures, giving life to the power of the
prayer for our requests through Our Rosary of the 33 basins.

Spiritual retirement

Spaces directed by Monsignor Jairo Vásquez Figueroa, to achieve an experience that leads us to understand our spiritual life more and more, inviting us to a change of life that brings us closer and closer to Our Lord Jesus Christ.