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To be perfectly honest, I’m not really sure I noticed where Orthros ended and Divine Liturgy began. But the increasing …Continue reading » ...
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Three Reason Why You Should Get Gungor’s New Album “A Creation Liturgy“ Gungor. Does the name ring a bell? Are you familiar with this band? Well if you lived for several years under a rock like I did thenContinue readingThe post Three Reasons Why You Should Get GungorR ...
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A couple of years ago I totally changed my quiet time to liturgy. It's funny, because around the same time I heard a sermon on prayer which poo-pooed liturgical prayer saying that repeating words isn't speaking from the heart. Of course, the rebel in me bristled at tha ...
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The prolific James KA Smith has penned another informative article on the issue of whether tradition is an obstacle to innovation. Far from seeing a dichotomy, Smith very insightfully gives the reader pointers on how the traditions of the Church, particularly those in liturgy, actually are ...
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Look at the birds, free and unfettered, not tied down to a job description, careless in the care of God. ~Matthew 6 The sun peeks through the window, beckoning me to join in the celebration of a new day with … Continue reading → ...
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The Holy Communion (or Eucharist) is one of the most important parts of the Divine Liturgy. The Orthodox, like the …Continue reading » ...
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Everyday Liturgy exists to be not merely a blog but a conversation. Too often blogs become bastions of individual expertise, a place to go to find someone’s opinion on everything, instead of a place to interact and grow. As we are all about theology and spiritual practice, a conversation is the only way to provide meaningful spiritual growth and inquiry without descending into a modernistic five step plan or hearing the din of one person’s voice over and over.