It is difficult to find a crystal-clear definition of the platypus that is the Anglican Communion. Certainly, one aspect is expressed by “The status of full communion means that all rites conducted in one church are recognised by the other.” (Wikipedia: Anglican Communion). At Friday’s meeting of the Anglican Primates (16 Feb 2007), seven Anglican
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Has New Zealand Anglicanism gone too far in the direction of “creativity” in worship at the expense of liturgy being the work of the (whole) church?
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I was recently involved in a group discussing the Eucharist and mission. Too often the Eucharist is celebrated with little enthusiasm (Greek for God in it!), heads in books (or printed sheets, or even gazing at OHP or projector screen), the written texts used without apparent conviction – or as if the words did not
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WANTED! The above person – seen on the internet – is wanted by God! (because God loves you) For the above image to “work” you need to be logged in to facebook. If you are not a member of facebook – don’t worry, God loves you anyway. Go on to read another post. Update (14.08.08):
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Two wonderful art resources: a link to excellent clip art, and a link to another useful resource.
A reflection that relates Hiroshima, World Peace Day and the Feast of the Transfiguration August 6
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I have regularly used a form of group lectio divina in catechumenate groups. It is regularly called the “African method”. This method was introduced by the African Delegation to the Lambeth Conference. Hence, it is known by both names: “Lambeth” and “African.”
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Some see the move from “thee” (thou, thine) to “you” (yours) as a loss of respect. That is actually not the case – It is more complex than that.
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