Fistfuls of Tears, Fistfuls of Joy By Steve Rice When you do something over and over, it sometimes requires a bit of effort to mentally engage with what you are doing. My confessor once told me to focus on the verbs in the eucharistic prayer ... Read More...
The Loss of Ritual in Coronatide A version of this was originally presented August 20, 2020, as part of a webinar on the role of Liturgy and Music in Formation, co-sponsored by the Consortium of Endowed Episcopal Parishes (CEEP), the Anglican ... Read More...
The Sacrifice of the Mass on Sundays During Coronatide By Will Brown The inability of Christians to gather for corporate worship, and the restrictions under which corporate worship must take place where it is allowed at all, are some of the most onerous aspects of the COVID-19 Pandemic for the faithful. Many ha... Read More...
Eucharistic Participation and Pastoral Care By Thomas Plant The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed deep cleavages within society and the Church. The suspension of public liturgies and physical distancing requirements have brought about crises of pastoral ... Read More...
Spiritual Sacrifices: A Sermon for Seminarians Only in light of the confession of Jesus as Lord can we come to a right understanding of who we are. The church is indeed holy, a temple enabled to offer sacrifice. But its holiness is derivative of his, its sacrifice is the pleading of his for the sake of the world.
Orientation and eucharistic sacrifice: Continuing a discussion In this offering, we return the whole of creation, including ourselves, to the Father.