#liturgical — Public Fediverse posts
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Crafting the Priest’s Image: The Art of Liturgical Vestments #TrendingAfricaNews #Art #Crafting #image #Liturgical #Priests #Vestments
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Some #theological hills I am willing to die on:
1) The plenary inspiration of #scripture
2) At bare minimum, adherence to the #doctrines proclaimed by the first four Councils of the undivided #church must be upheld.
3) The #eucharist / #lordssupper ought to be celebrated *weekly*.
4) The #eucharist / #lordssupper , while symbolic, is not merely symbolic but also a true/real encounter/communion with Jesus.
5) #Baptism *must* be done in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.
6) Baptism is #regenerative
7) #Liturgical #worship is essential because the #bible itself reveals the Church’s worship as liturgical.
8) The #unity of the Church is not merely a spiritual reality (i.e. invisible), but a reality that ought to be visible for all the world to see.
9) Except in the cases of #heresy or wholesale unrepentant #sin within a portion of the Church, rending the Church’s unity is sinful. (So, disagreements over adiaphora are not worthy of division -- no matter how much one love's their pet theological theory)
10) All #christians must pray for and actively work towards and for the reunification of the Church. -
#choir #chant #ireland
#SURVEY
#DCU, #MTU, #TCD are carrying out an exploratory study on attitudes of #Irish #choirs, in all contexts, to #plainchant as a historical and #liturgical repertory; to examine the relevance of plainchant and its uses by #amateur choirs in an Irish context, and seeks to establish whether engagement might be enhanced through access to workshops and digital resources.
https://forms.gle/eHZENk6jxNf8kCjm6From: Giovanna Feeley
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I keep looking for a list of *themes* for the Gospel part of the Sunday liturgy, I can't find one. Does such a thing exist? (It must, I'm sure I found one once in a Sunday school curriculum... but I've forgot the name of it).
Also, I have never quite been able to detect unifying themes that tie all the week's readings together.
Anyway... what would you say is the Gospel theme this week?
It looks to me like maybe.... Jesus prayed for unity.