The Eucharist by Alexander Schmemann – finished reading it
Schmemann’s main point, in my reading of the book, is this: The Eucharist is the entire service, the whole of the Liturgy.
The Eucharist
The image of the cross immediately brings to mind that sacrifice. That symbol has been imbued with a power beyond mere words. Likewise the bread and wine of communion have been imbued with power. Jesus said we must eat his flesh and drink his blood.
The Eucharist
A modern American low church, nondenominational experience seems like a bland saltine cracker compared to the majestic cake of ancient rites and liturgy.
Porque Soy Anglicano
Sé que he escrito sobre la parte “Amateur” de mi blog en “¿Por qué Amateur?” (Vea el enlace de arriba). Pero, ¿por qué anglicano? También es una pregunta válida. Entonces, ¿por qué soy anglicano? Por favor, recuerde que es solo una habitación fuera del salón principal del cristianismo (por favor, busque en Google CS Lewis lo que significa, si no lo sabe). Esto toma por supuesto que soy un cristiano. O, quizás mejor: ¿Soy un cristiano? No,
How the Daily Office is Different from a “Quiet Time”
How the Daily Office is Different from a “Quiet Time” How the Daily Office is Different from a “Quiet Time” — Read on anglicanpastor.com/how-the-daily-office-is-different-from-a-quiet-time/
Our Favorite Heresies of 2018: Experts Weigh In | News & Reporting | Christianity Today
Our Favorite Heresies of 2018: Experts Weigh In | News & Reporting | Christianity Today — Read on http://www.christianitytoday.com/news/2018/october/evangelicals-favorite-heresies-ligonier-theology-survey.html
