Let us pray (in silence) [that through the fifty days of Easter, the Risen Christ will touch and transform our lives] pause Grant, we pray, O God, [or Almighty God]that we, who share in the paschal celebrations,may, through your goodness,hold fast to themin the way we live our lives;through Jesus Christwho is alive with you,in
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Easter is 50 Days (click “going”) Image source and more information about the Icon of the Resurrection
Further Maundy Thursday/Holy Thursday reflections might start here, examining the care we need to take with the use of the word “Jews” and the issue of “Christian Seders”. If you appreciated this post, consider liking the liturgy facebook page, using the RSS feed, and/or signing up for a not-very-often email, … Instagram’s @liturgy is the new venture –
These are what, to me, appear to be related points. It would be interesting if you connect the dots differently – or if you could add further points that resulted in a clearer or different picture. Let us know. Last month, I received a request from Alex Davidson to try a BoringPhone for Lent, a
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Let us pray (in silence) [that we may share Christ’s resurrection] pause Almighty God,through your Son Jesus ChristYou overcame death and opened to usthe gate of everlasting life;grant us so to die daily to sin,that we may evermore live with himin the joy of his resurrection: who lives and reigns with youand the Holy Spirit,one
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Read – reflect – respond (in prayer, silence, possibly a comment) Lectio Divina – sacred reading Do you have any reflection on today’s reading and collect? O Lord, you relieve our necessity out of the abundance of your great riches: Grant that we may accept with joy the salvation you bestow, and manifest it to all
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At a recent service I attended, a sermon about the Atonement pointed to the 1995 CofE Doctrine Commission report The Mystery of Salvation. The Doctrine Commission stressed that The notion of propitiation as the placating by man of an angry God is definitely unchristian. (page 213) This actually was a quote from, and hence reinforced,
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