Fear not!
Note: at 0:35 when Linus says, “Fear not!”, he drops his blanket. The story, and those words particularly, are comfort enough.
This year here
The image above shows the number of visitors to this site over the last four years. In the last month, the average has been 1,500 visitors a day, with about 250 of those daily being regulars here. Top stories this year were communion on the moon and the end of the Anglican communion, with more
Christmas
Christmas blessings to all visitors to this site, especially to regulars here – your encouragement and finding usefulness in what is presented here helps to make the effort put in worthwhile. As we contemplate the manger may we grow in unity with the God who there has become one with us, and ourselves also live
Anglican Covenant – partly used
Go forward in your time machine to a few years from now and imagine seeing on eBay or Trade Me: “For Sale, one partly used Anglican Covenant – owner hoping to recoup at least some of the significant amount of money and hope invested in it.” The first drafts of the covenant were so un-Anglican
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Resources for Christmas
If you would like to put a Christmas badge on your website, you can find the HTML on the liturgy home page. There is the Online Chapel with lots of resources of prayers and readings and reflections – many changing daily. If you are on Facebook, you can send these badges to your friends there
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Mary MacKillop to be canonised
Yesterday Pope Benedict XVI issued a papal decree setting Mary MacKillop well on the way to being the first Australian to be canonised as a saint by the Roman Catholic Church. The decree also recognised the ”heroic virtues” of Popes John Paul II and Pious XII, along with seven others. Early next year a commission
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Resources for Advent 4
Advent 4 reflection from the collect/opening prayer. The O antiphons have begun. Don’t forget the Online Chapel with lots of resources of prayers and readings and reflections – many changing daily. The HTML for adding this badge to your blog or website is: <a href=”http://www.liturgy.co.nz” mce_href=”http://www.liturgy.co.nz” title=”Advent 4″><img src=”http://www.liturgy.co.nz/images/advent4.jpg” mce_src=”http://www.liturgy.co.nz/images/advent4.jpg” alt=”liturgy” border=0 width=150 height=150></a> Please
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