Whose Communion?
What does it mean that the presider at the Eucharist is not the boss of it?
Responding to the paper by Bishop Tim Harris: Holy Communion, effective participation and virtual reality — some guidance from historical Anglican sacramental understanding
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What have we agreed together about worship in Lockdown, and what role do bishops play in leading us at this time.
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Coronavirus has rapidly moved the discussion from how to receive communion to receiving communion in one kind and to stopping services altogether.
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A checklist of things to consider in a church community response to the coronavirus.
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At the time of the Lunar Landing in 1969, the Roman Catholic Code of Canon Law had the rule that any newly discovered territory was placed under the jurisdiction of the diocese from which the expedition that discovered that territory originated. This code had been compiled in 1917, and was revised only in 1983 (the
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Everywhere is celebrating 50 years since landing on the Moon. So, in the spirit of Throwback Thursday, this liturgy site is celebrating 50 years since the first communion on the Moon. On Sunday July 20, 1969 the first people landed on the moon. Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were in the lunar lander which touched
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