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blog.sinden.org: August 2004

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Ordinary Time, 2016. To the wedding, to the wedding". This delightful line is found in Igor Stravinsky's choral masterpiece Les Noces. Or "The Wedding." But when speaking of the organ, Stravinsky once remarked:. The monster does not breathe. With probably neither of these things in mind, my friend, musical trendsetter Bonnie Whiting is getting married in Wooster, Ohio. Delightfully, she has arranged her own wedding processional: music by none other than Stravinsky himself. Camp - Lake Delaware Boys'.

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Time for structure decisions – Seven whole days

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Seven whole days, not one in seven, I will praise thee — George Herbert (1633). Time for structure decisions. June 30, 2015. Today at 5 pm (MDT) the House of Deputies will spend just over an hour in consideration and debate of key structure proposals coming to convention. We’re looking at four resolutions today, three of which will be considered under the “special order” at 5 pm Those three resolutions are to restructure executive council. To reduce the number of standing commissions. Here that all staff...

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Tangled Up in Blue: Miscellany – Seven whole days

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Seven whole days, not one in seven, I will praise thee — George Herbert (1633). Tangled Up in Blue: Miscellany. June 24, 2015. June 27, 2015. This is the thirty-fourth post in a series on resolutions for General Convention 2015. See also the index of resolutions. And the list of resources related to #GC78. For this post, see also some thoughts on resolutions dealing with matters political. I’m sure there will still be even a few more coming. Well, without further delay, here are the latest resolutions.

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The Means of Grace: A Memorial To The Church: The Missing Piece

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The Means of Grace. Musings of a Young-ish, Sometimes Curmudgeonly Episcopal Priest. May 14, 2015. A Memorial To The Church: The Missing Piece. This Curmudgeon is smiling today! If you have not read A Memorial To The Church. May 15, 2015 at 9:38 PM. I agree, it was/is a wonderful memorial. I too found it inspiring and for precisely the same reasons. :). Thank you for leaving a comment. Please sign all comments with your name. Any anonymous comments will be deleted. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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The Means of Grace: Parish Ministry: It's Not Dead Yet

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The Means of Grace. Musings of a Young-ish, Sometimes Curmudgeonly Episcopal Priest. July 20, 2015. Parish Ministry: It's Not Dead Yet. Do we need to decide what to do with a broken down buildings that we can't afford to keep? Absolutely Do we need to continue to preach and teach that worship is just as essential as going out and spreading the good news of Jesus Christ to the world? Absolutely. Do we have to demolish our parishes to do so? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Friend Me on Facebook. My hea...

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The Means of Grace: Prayer Book Revision: An Impending Nightmare or A Catholic Opportunity?

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The Means of Grace. Musings of a Young-ish, Sometimes Curmudgeonly Episcopal Priest. July 1, 2015. Prayer Book Revision: An Impending Nightmare or A Catholic Opportunity? Granted, this resolution has not yet passed the House of Deputies yet, however as a great deal of the energy behind a prayerbook revision has come from members of the HOD, it is hard to see how it does not pass. So where does this leave us catholic-minded Episcopalians? Defining document, the BCP, be representative of that diversity.

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The Means of Grace: About Me

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The Means of Grace. Musings of a Young-ish, Sometimes Curmudgeonly Episcopal Priest. I currently serve as Associate Rector at the Church of St. Barnabas. In Irvington, New York, after serving as Assistant Rector at St. John’s Episcopal Church in Essex. I was sponsored for ordination by the Church of the Holy Trinity in Middletown, CT, ordained a transitional deacon in June 2012 by Bishop James Curry, and then ordained priest in December of 2012 by Bishop Ian Douglas. At Tea and Sympathy. Over the past fe...

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The Means of Grace: Is Anyone Actually Listening?

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The Means of Grace. Musings of a Young-ish, Sometimes Curmudgeonly Episcopal Priest. August 20, 2013. Is Anyone Actually Listening? A point of disclosure here - I am technically a member of Generation X. I was born in the last half of 1979, so while technically an X'er, I find that I identify much more with the millennial generation and therefore have given myself permission to decrease my age by five months and speak as a millennial (presumptuous, I know). Joseph P. Mathews. August 22, 2013 at 12:23 PM.

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The Pope and Abortion « The Divine Latitude

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Church meets Culture: musings and found objects by a dancing priest. The Pope and Abortion. By Gawain de Leeuw. For the next year, the pope will permit priests. To offer forgiveness to women who have had abortions during a year of jubilee. I’m not sure how many Catholics women will take advantage of this option: as Catholics for Choice. Remarked, Catholic women have been making alternative arrangements for some years now. After all, in some historically catholic countries, women do get abortions. The pop...