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Articles related to "Communion"
Teetering on the Brink of Destruction The issue of homosexuality is no stranger to the Anglican Communion. Indeed, how Anglicans handle the controversy may turn out to be a test case for other mainline churches, the consequences of which are still far from sight. episcopal church • gay • lesbian • homosexuality • ordination
Sacred Cloth on Altars and in Communion Altar and communion cloths altar • communion • eucharist • cloth • sacred
The Joy of the Mass, Part 2: Holy Communion Belief in transubstantiation, the changing of bread and wine to the body and blood of Jesus, separates Protestants and Catholics. The author, a convert, talks about her conversion to this Catholic belief and shares a passage from the Catechism that beautifully defines "Holy Communion" in many words common to both Protestants and Catholics. roman catholic church • catholicism • holy communion • eucharist • the lord's supper
First Communion Food in Belgium A special Catholic occasion in Flanders is the First Communion, when a child takes his first Eucharist. Food is at the center of this important religious and social event first communion • eerste communie • communion • ijslam • ice lamb
Lambeth 2008 The 2008 Lambeth conference voted to hold a moratorium on further conversation on same sex blessings. To do so is for the Anglican Communion to deny its own diversity. lambeth • anglican communion • the church of england • gay and lesbian christians • homosexuality
Spring BBQ Party The end of spring signals the onset of Graduation parties, Confirmation/Communion celebrations & Memorial Day BBQs. Host your own Spring BBQ with easy entertaining ideas. spring • bbq • party • barbecue • barbeque
Cycles Who needs to know why things are the way they are, when what we really need to do is to simply be what we are? episcopal church • anglican communion
On Prayer Almighty God, to you all hearts are open, all desires known, and from you no secrets are hid: Cleanse the thoughts of our hearts by the inspiration of your Holy Spirit, that we may perfectly love you, and worthily magnify your holy Name; through Christ our Lord. Amen. Leofric, 1050 prayer • spirituality • episcopal church • rosary • monasticism
The Book of Common Prayer - Part I This article is first in a multi-part series that will introduce the Book of Common Prayer, the defining instrument of Anglicanism. book of common prayer • bsp • anglican communion • episcopal church • prayer book
The Book of Common Prayer - Part II Continuing in the series, this article focuses on the central worship service of Anglicans, the Holy Eucharist. A brief explanation is given regarding the two versions of the services, Rite I and Rite II. book of common prayer • anglican • episcopal • anglican communion • ecusa
The Book of Common Prayer - Part III In this article we take a look at the liturgies of the seven Sacraments: Baptism, Communion, Confirmation, Confession, Marriage, Unction, and Ordination. baptism • communion • eucharist • confirmation • confession
The Stool Test This essay, on the three-legged stool of Scripture, Tradition and Reason, was written by Fr. John-Julian of the Order of Julian of Norwich, and originally published on the order's website, "Julian Jottings." order of julian of norwich • episcopal church • anglican communion • christian theology • richard hooker
You Know You Might Be Lutheran if... Feeling guilty for no reason? Of course you are...you're Lutheran! This section is for those who enjoy a light-hearted look at the phenomenon of being Lutheran, including unexplainable guilt. It's for those who can dish it out as well as take it. If you can laugh at yourself, read on! lutheran • jell-o • casserole • potluck • hotdish
Belgian Catholic Ceremonies Here is some statistical background information on the Catholicism of Belgium and Flanders, to accompany the articles on "Food for Special Occasions". catholicism belgium • catholic belgium • catholic flanders • catholicism flanders • baptism belgium
Anglican Religious Orders Didn't know Protestants had religious orders, didya? Yep, we sure do. Monks, nuns, sisters, brothers, abbeys, monasteries, and convents are no strangers to Anglicanism. In this article we introduce three Anglican religious orders; one for men, one for women, and one "coed." Coed? Read and see! religious orders • monks • nuns • brothers • sisters
Mary, Mother of the Church An overview of Mary's influence on the Church from the conception to the present. mary • church • martin luther • rosary • scapular
Prayer Tables A prayer table is a symbolic and instructional asset to the religion classroom. prayer tables in the classroom • prayer cloth group project • items on a prayer table • place to pray • teaching prayer
Ulrich Zwingli Right around the time that Martin Luther was posting his 95 Theses in Wittenberg Germany, another Protestant reformer was doing similar things in the Swiss city of Zurich ulrich zwinggli • swiss reformation • protestant reformation • zurich • martin luther
OCD and Church, Part II How can pastors and church leaders reach out to people with OCD? The author offers suggestions. ocd • obsessive compulsive disorder • ministers • pastors • church
Orthodox Christian Church and Ecumenism Ecumenism in the Orthodox Church - Definitions, practice, and policies. council • ecumenism • church • religion bishop • doctrine
International Funeral Foods A funeral meal is not just a bite to eat; it is a transition from death to life. As such, it is an important element in the funeral rites. funeral meal • food funeral • funeral flanders • funeral belgium • transition life death
Service Book and Hymnal (SBH): 41 Years later A review of the venerable <I>Service Book and Hymnal</I>, used for many years in Lutheran circles, written by James Gerhardt Sucha. lutheran • hymn • hymnal • hymnody • service
A Taste of God A culinary tour through the spiritually diverse neighborhoods of North America and guide to finding God on the menu. hare • krishna • eat • prasad • spiritual
Easy Cross Stitch Gifts to Stitch You don't have to spend months stitching a gift for someone. Here are some some suggestions for cross stitching a gift when you get an unexpected announcement. easy cross stitch projects • cross stitch gifts • simple cross stitch projects • ideas for stitching quick gifts • tips for cross-stitching
Events of Early Art Test your knowledge with this brief overview of art history events from the 15th and 16th centuries. art history timeline • 15th century art • 16th century art • adam elsheimer • andrea
Highlights of Visiting Nazareth When visiting modern Nazareth, be sure to also stop by Nazareth Village. It's here you can travel back in time 2,000 years, to the time when Jesus Christ was a child. nazareth • visiting nazareth • nazareth village • church of the annunciation • the bascilica of the annunciation
Mother Teresa of Calcutta Less than two years after her death, in view of Mother Theresa's widespread reputation, Pope John Paul II permitted the opening of her Cause of Canonization. canonization of mother theresa • sainthood of mother theresa • life of mother theresa • story of saint mother theresa • homily of john paul ii
Slovak Mass and Easter Customs A "Slovak Mass and Easter Customs Breakfast." occurs each year at Prince of Peace parish in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on the Saturday prior to Palm Sunday. easter • customs • slovakia • mass • traditions
Clothing Children A sketch of babies' and children's basic wardrobe layette • batiste • organdy • birdseye • diapers
Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus The Sacred Heart of Jesus is a Catholic "picture" with symbols. The crown of thorns around the Heart of Jesus means that our sins hurt Him; the wound is made by His enemies; the flames are His burning love for us; and the cross is our redemption. This article is about the history of this devotion. catholicism • catholic • sacred heart • jesus • devotion
Advice for Students to Ecuador Each year, hundreds of exchange students visit Ecuador. Are you one of them? Here is some good advice from a former program director. advice for exchange students in ecuador • ecuador study abroad • ecuador students • ecuador advice • ecuador host family
Gatecrashers Have you ever considered inviting superpowers to your wedding? What if they came anyway? wedding • reception • booking • hotel • superpower
News Release A news release on the chalice Martin Luther gave to his sister for her wedding. This chalice is to be used for the 160th anniversary of the oldest Lutheran church in Wisconsin. chalice • martin luther • wisconsin • lutheran • johannes
Poverty of the Soul Time stops, but continues to roll on; colors are brighter and invade the empty space in my mind, and gaps are filled with things that are solidified in nature alone. self-preserving • song • time stops • empty space in my mind • worshiping the creator
This Far by Faith: An African American Resource for Worship The new hymnal produced by Augsburg Fortress, <I>This Far by Faith</I>. This incorporates many styles and songs from the African-American community. luther • bugenhagen • african american • hymns • hymnal
Luther and Baptism A piece someone sent me, dated from 1523, of a baptismal service which Luther translated into German and modified. It does indeed have the exorcism in it. This would have been written six years after the 95 Thesis (31 October 1517). While it seems long for a baptism, remember that baptsims were often done outside the church service proper. Luther speaks not of making a joke of the exorcism, but that those attending the baptism be mindful of the serious nature of sin. Luther also says, in his explanation, that many of the external elements could be left out, but he retained them for the sake of weak consciences. Maybe today it would be better to leave the exorcism OUT for the same reason. Do those who reinstate the exorcism also apply the mud and spittle? One should note the context of Luther when he did something, and often his reason. Sometimes it wasn't a Scriptural reason, but a matter of exercising Christian freedom and avoiding offense. baptism • exorcism • sin • grace • luther
Astrological Natal Chart Natal charts and their interpretation give insight into what a person is all about. Here is some detail as to discovering what a natal chart means. astrology • zodiac • houses • natal chart • birth chart
Chaucer and Religious Women in the Middle Ages This article analyzes the religious life of Julian of Norwich, in the context of Chaucerian England. julian of norwich • mystic • england • chaucer
Maybe We're Getting Somewhere Making the decision to compromise and join a church christianity • joining a church • presbyterian church
Maybe We're Getting Somewhere Making the decision to compromise and join a church christianity • joining a church • presbyterian church
Nikolaus von Amsdorf A look at th life of Dr. Nicolaus von Amsdorf, an associate of Luther's. luther • reformation • amsdorf • jena • eisenach
Phil Joel: Review "The deliberatePeople Album" supports the ministry of Phil Joel and wife Heather who want to see believers deliberately take their faith to the next level: authenticity. phil joel • deliberatepeople • the deliberatepeople album • heather joel • christian rock
Raw Meat as Culinary Tradition In Belgium raw meat is a delicacy. But try to convince an Indian or an American of that! Do irrational taboos still inform the taboo? consumption eating raw hamburger meat • filet americain prepare tartare de boeuf toast can • belgium belgian daily delicacy • disgusting food taboo india • culinary traditions america hygiene
Suikerbonen: Belgian Birth Food Most cultures commemorate momentous occasions such as birth with a special food. A Flemish food for the arrival of a newborn is "suikerbonen" or "sugar beans. suikerboon • suikerbonen • food tradition belgium • food tradition europe • birth food
The Lutheran Book of Worship (LBW) 21 Years Later A review of <I>The Lutheran Book of Worship (LBW)</I> by James Gerhardt Sucha. Mr. Sucha is the editor of a hymnal in progess, entitled <I>Service Hymnal: A Lutheran Homecoming.</I> lutheran • hymnal • worship • lcms • alc
The Meaning of Passover Foods The Passover Seder Table is steeped in religious and symbolic meaning, and as Jews partake of the meal, they are learning/recalling their deepest traditions and teachings the meaning of passover food • the passover symbols • matzah • matzoh • maror
The Way Of the Cross This article explains what The Way Of The Cross is. roman catholic • way of the cross • stations of the cross • lent • indulgence
Orthodox Christian Iconography The article explains the iconography of the Orthodox Church. icons • painting • prayer • transcendence • church
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