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
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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
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The above was based on the the concept in the following Argentinian Political Advertisement “The Truth” by RECREAR:
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Icons have become increasingly popular within many Christian traditions now. Computer geeks are often surprised that the word “icon” was used prior to computers! Now you can combine the two – Christian icons and computers: send an iconogram!
Controversy has surrounded invocations at Barak Obama’s inauguration as the 44th President of the United States of America. The controversial Episcopalian Bishop of New Hampshire, Bishop Gene Robinson prayed the invocation at the “We Are One” inaugural concert on Sunday. The time of the Bishop’s prayer was moved to prior to the commencement of the
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I have been requested to produce badges through the liturgical seasons. Here I use the Kiwi idea of growing life represented in the unfurling fern frond for Ordinary Time – appropriately it is green. Many people like, from time to time, to add a badge to their website or blog. If you like the idea
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