Author: Cody C. Unterseher
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And Now For Something Completely Different (or: Of Studies, Liturgical Part VII)
Emergent — emerging — emergence worship fascinates me, though I’m never quite sure how much it represents an act of retrieval, how much a creative appropriation and inculturation of liturgy, and how much the idiosyncratic whims of communities. . . .
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Vigil Postgame II — The Episcopalian Perspective
Following up on Fritz’s post below, the resident Episcopalian shares some thoughts about the Great Vigil.
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Giving Himself Away
A homily for the Evening Liturgy of the Lord’s Supper.
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What Color is Your Lent?
The idea was, of course, Scriptural: sackcloth and ashes, the vesture of penance. The effect was a fading out of the ornate, a blending in with the surrounding stone or plasterwork. The Lenten White did not contrast as would violet; rather it simplified, made plain and austere, vesting the season in the color (or lack…
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Theologies of Worship in the Ritualism Controversy (or: Of Studies, Liturgical Part VI)
Here’s a mixed-and-matched topic that crosses the areas of Liturgical Theology, Modern Liturgical History and Anglican Studies.
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“Cathedral” or “Monastic?” (or: Of Studies, Liturgical, Part V)
Comprehensive exams are just around the corner! In the next few weeks, I’ll be wrapping up my reading, and posting the remaining topics for your perusal.
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Thirteenth-Century Development of Corpus Christi (or: Of Studies, Liturgical, Part IV)
Another topic from the author’s Ph.D. candidacy examinations preparation.
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In Memoriam Gerre Hancock (1934-2012)
Gerre Hancock, one of the most acclaimed and accomplished organists and choral directors in the service of the Church, has died at the age of 77.
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What makes “Anglican Chant” Anglican?
An e-mail question from one of our readers (?) earlier today. . .