I have been requested to produce badges through the liturgical seasons. I have again been requested for a Lent badge. Many people like, from time to time, to add a badge to their website or blog. For ease, you can pick up the HTML on the home page (I’m struggling to get it correct here
Read – reflect – respond (in prayer, silence, possibly a comment) Lectio Divina – sacred reading A reading from the gospel according to Matthew Chapter 6 beginning at verse 1. 6:1 “Beware of practicing your piety before others in order to be seen by them; for then you have no reward from your Father in
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The Tuesday before Ash Wednesday I’ve written about this previously – but it’s worth re-telling for newer visitors to this site. “Shrove” is the past tense of the verb “shrive” – “to obtain absolution for oneself by confessing and doing penance”. In French this is Mardi Gras – “fat Tuesday” – the feasting before Lenten
I have this awesome slide show but with different, more atmospheric (IMO) music (“Hug” for Revive), but do not have the copyright release (nor the technical know-how) to put this here. So enjoy another version of Si Smith’s thought-provoking cartoons with music by Joseph Arthur (“You are free” from “Nuclear Daydream”): Alternatively with an Explosions
A reflection starting from a collect for February 22 Introductions to the readings for February 22 Transfiguration Sunday Collect reflection February 22 Transfiguration Sunday readings reflection February 22 Shrove Tuesday reflection Lent reflection Ash Wednesday liturgy outline Lent preparation (catechumenate) Lent liturgy outline Previously, those who subscribed to the home page RSS feed would have
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The Anglican Twitter Communion If you don’t use twitter, skip this post and go and watch a sunset or bake some muffins… Fr. Roderick is compiling a list of Roman Catholics on twitter. If you are Anglican/Episcopalian or (as most visitors to this site would be) in tune with liturgical, lectionary-based worship and spirituality and
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I was recently sent the following dialogue between two churches on opposite sides of the street (including theologically!)… Many of you will recognise this thought-provoking series is a product of a Church Sign Generator. Presbyterians, it appears, are pre-destined neither to use this wonderful viral advertising for their church positively, nor to roll in the
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Some have been urging me to Twitter. So I am going to give it a go and see if there’s a match. So – using venerable words (I’m always fascinated how the world uses Religious Language) follow me at Twitter.
