Liturgy
Worship happens when we respond to God’s grace together; liturgy is about organizing the response. From sights and colours to sounds and tones, from smells to touch to taste, and yes, in words, too, we plan the moments we come together for worship. How can we best grow in offering every one of God’s gifts back to God?
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Matthew Griffin
I’m a priest serving in the Diocese of Niagara, with both a pastoral and an academic interest in the relationship between liturgy and theology.
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on A modest wondering about the Feast of the AscensionThank you Matthew I simply did not want other readers to think that this Sunday had not been designated as…
on A modest wondering about the Feast of the AscensionHi Patricia, You’re quite correct–this piece from three years ago was written and published after General Synod passed a motion…on Prayers celebrating a dead fishI think pets are super important and their life should be respected, especially when it ends. Also – a person’s…
on Preparing for Holy WeekI think it was the Anglican orders of service during Holy Week that brought me back into the church as…
on Pray without ceasing: The Daily OfficeBishop Larry, the topic comes up from time to time, but it’s not currently one of the priorities for GS….
on Pray without ceasing: The Daily OfficeHas anyone tried to put Morning and Evening Prayer on an App. I have to go to England to use…
on Preparing for Holy WeekFair enough. But there is an unfortunate trend for clergy and congregations to play down the Passion. I have heard…
on Preparing for Holy WeekI love the music of the Palms. We had an arrangement of “All Glory Laud and Honour” we did with…
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