Today in the Church of England, the calendar has the commemoration of John Bosco, founder of the Salesian teaching order. You can read more about him here and here: John Bosco educated the whole person—body and soul united. He believed that Christ’s love and our faith in that love should pervade everything we do—work, study,
Two months into the liturgical year, the PDF of the lectionary for the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia is now available. Thanks to Anglican Taonga online. You can download the 1.32MB PDF here.
Apologies if not everything is currently working as you are used to on this site. I am undertaking some (overdue) upgrading. This is by no means my area of expertise (thanks for the help). Update: although there are still some bits that need fixing, most of the site is now OK.
I was walking through Christchurch (NZ) and saw the following: More on the 2009 World Buskers Festival in Christchurch to follow.
Time online provides this wonderful photo reflection of the enclosed Dominican Sisters at the Monastery of Our Lady of the Rosary, Summit, New Jersey.
Google has just promoted the PageRank of this website www.liturgy.co.nz from PageRank 5 to PageRank 6. PageRank is Google’s view of the importance of a page. In a search in Google for “liturgy” there are only four sites of PageRank 6 and that is the highest PageRank for that search term. There are a great
The New Zealand Anglican Lectionary gives one of the four English-language titles for today to be “Proper 3”. There is no explanation, nor introduction. Reader further: Improper Sundays
Previously I have provided a brief introduction to the Sunday readings, with context and background (example). I am experimentally trying something new here: You can add your insights, reflections, sermon suggestions, hymn suggestions – anything positive and useful (even layout and web organisational ideas) – in the comments box. I will choose to publish from
