Category: Episcopal/Anglican Liturgy
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Brief Book Review: From Easter to Holy Week
“The story Moore tells is one of definite, even triumphant, progress in the direction of recovery of the full liturgical richness of Holy Week.”
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“Drenched in Grace” The Revd Dr Louis Weil
On Wednesday night, 9 March 2022, Louis Weil fell asleep in the Lord at the skilled nursing home where he lived in Oakland, California. From a circle of friends who surrounded him near and far through months of ill health the news spread around the world, with tributes personal and official pouring in the next…
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From the Wires: A Cathedral for the 21st Century
Hartford’s Christ Church Cathedral unveils its newly renovated nave.
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The-Kingdom-That-Desires-To-Be-Revealed
Being set free from fear, sin and death is the inheritance of the children of God.
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Brief Book Review: Beyond Four Walls
Richard Geoffrey Leggett reviews Beyond Four Walls.
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Go in peace to love and serve the Lord (or just come to coffee…)
Rethinking the “eighth sacrament” of coffee hour.
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Dippy the Dinosaur in Norwich Cathedral
Sometimes people say that the Christian Faith is in trouble. Numbers of people attending church are down. Many ecclesial institutions have trouble staying open. A recent post has analyzed this decrease in religious practice that is common throughout the West. This isn’t an exclusively Catholic phenomenon but can be found across denomination lines. A number…
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Short Commentary: Lay-led house churches in the Church of England?
Christendom is collapsing.
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Common Prayer as Common Vision?
How does a conversation on prayer in common and the perspectives of different generations bring understanding to differences of perception and expectation? While strictly stereotyping an “older” generation (we’ll call them ‘baby-boomers’) and a “younger” generation (we’ll call them Gen Z and younger Millennials) is never wise – after all, there are considerable variables between…