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Articles related to "Liturgy"
The Catholic Liturgy Liturgy in Catholicism literally translates into 'The Meaning of the Word.' the catholic liturgy • liturgy • liturgy of the word • scripture reading • liturgical year
Parallel Texts, Texual Resonances and the Liturgy A biblical text resonates to the measure that the mind of the reader is in syntony with its language. The Word of God that echoes in the many words of the Scriptures is caught by a mind that has been formed by the Liturgy. The article gives a concrete example of how this happens by a treatment of the readings of the Twenty-Seventh Sunday of Ordinary Time. mark 10:1-12 • genesis 2:18-24 • jesus' teaching about divorce • textual parallels • textual resonances
The Lutheran Liturgy A look at the components of the Lutheran worship service, a service that dates back to the synagogue services before Christ. lutheran • worship • order • hymn • hymns
Orthodox Christian Iconography The article explains the iconography of the Orthodox Church. icons • painting • prayer • transcendence • church
Sacred Cloth: Dressing the Priesthood Liturgical design for the House of Aaron, the priesthood of Israel liturgy • priests • ephod • robe • mitre
Self-Esteem, Lutheran Style A look at the Confession and Absolution of sins and the self-esteem for Christians found there. In this portion of the liturgy, we are reaffirmed weekly of our status as children of God. confession • absolution • sins • sinners • self-esteem
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
The Morgan Beatus Part III: The Judgement Folios morgan beatus, art history, medieval, catholic, apocalypse, judgement morgan beatus • manuscript • medieval • middle ages • catholic
The Roman Rite This article briefly details the history of the Roman Rite, or Mass. roman rite • mass • liturgy
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
Samhitas, Brahmanas, Upanishads The Samhitas contain simple hymns; The Brahmanas involve complicated rituals whereas The Upanishads take religion beyond liturgy. samhitas • brahmanas • upanishads • liturgy • monism
The Service Hymnal: A Lutheran Homecoming A new hymnal that pays homage to a classic Lutheran hymnal, <I>The Service Hymnal: A Lutheran Homecoming,</I> presently being prepared by James Sucha. service • book • hymnal • hymns • worship
The Yajur and Sama Vedas The Riga Veda is sublime and spiritual, whereas the Yajur and Sama Vedas and the Brahmanas of all four Vedas are ritualistic and mundane. yajur • sama • riga • vedas • brahmanas
Orthodox Christmas: Conflicts and celebrations In the Western world we often neglect that there is a vibrant church in the East. In 1954 AD the Eastern and Western churches separated. One book reviewed on BookIdeas.com advanced that Christianity was unified until the Reformation--betraying a lack of knowledge of this schism on the author's part. Anyway, today sections of this Eastern Orthodox Church celebrate Christmas. I thought I would share with you this explanation of the Orthodox traditions and how groups are trying to re-identify with their spiritual past. Many thanks to Brian J Požun for providing this insight. christmas • orthodox • struggles • identity • faith
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 First General Council of Nicaea Many of the earliest General Councils were formed to define dogma and remove heresies. general councils of the catholic church • general council of nicaea • general council of constantinople • general council of ephesus • general council of chalcedon
Carolingian Monastic Reform and The <i>Plan</i> of St. Gall: Part II - The <i>Plan</i> Plan of St. Gall, monasticism, altars, Centula, Carolingian, church architecture, dimensions, catholic, liturgy, iconography, medieval, middle ages, Leonidas plan of st. gall • monasticism • altars • centula • carolingian
Carolingian Monastic Reform and the Plan of St. Gall: Part I, <i>The Reform</i> monasticism, art, Plan, St. Gall, Benedict, Aniane, Catholic, history, Charlemagne, Louis the pious monasticism • art • plan • st. gall • benedict
Franciscans, Dominicans and their Art: Part I, Comparing the Spirit of the Orders Franciscan, Dominican, Art Medieval, Catholic, Iconography, Symbolism, Cult franciscan • dominican • art medieval • catholic • iconography
Images of Dominic at San Marco, Florence. Medieval Art, History, Dominicans, Catholicism, Dominicans, San Marco, meditation, gesture, spirituality, Florence, Baxandall, Liturgy, frescoes, Fra Angelico, medieval art • history • dominicans • catholicism • dominicans
Leaving Home A comparison of the creation stories of the Bible and of the Tigris-Euphrates valley. How the stories impact the ability of the community to stir up the energy to move forward. genesis • creation • entrepreneur • bible • iraq
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 Morgan Beatus, Part II Morgan Beatus, medieval, art, history catholic liturgy spain morgan beatus • spain • history • catholic liturgy • art
Irish Fest Brings Ireland to Milwaukee Wisconsin Irish Fest is the world's largest celebration of the culture of Ireland. Enjoy 100+ entertainment acts, artists, music, dance, drama, sports and kid's activities. irish fest • summerfest grounds • henry g maier festival grounds • milwaukee festival • galway ireland
The Holy Mass According to Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, there are 30 steps in the practice of the Holy Mass. the holy mass • bishop fulton j. sheen • the liturgy of the word • the holy mass before vatican ii • celebration of the holy mass
Why Pray the Rosary Anyways? For centuries many Catholics have prayed the Rosary out of obligation, others find it antiquated. What is the purpose of this practice in today's world? mysteries of the rosary • history of the rosary • aids for praying the rosary • pope john paul ii call for renewed devotion to the • method of the rosary
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
News and Views For This Week: The Emerging Church In Ecclesiastes, the Preacher tells us that there is nothing new under the sun. And today, it is not new that previously unheard of and certainly very <I>unusual</I> churches are popping up all over the place. One such church is known simply as <I>The Emergent Church</I> or the <I>The Emerging Church.</I> If you have not already heard of it, you soon will. new • church • news • this • week
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
Sin A discussion of the real meaning of sin and how the word impacts our attitudes. sin • missing the mark • punishment • reward • punitive god
The Organ and Christian Music Notes on the organ music in relation to dominant Christian movements from Renaissance to Reformation periods. organ and christian music • organ music • organ music and roman catholics • organ music and calvinists • lutherans and organ music
E-Mail: Why is Christ Still on the Cross in Catholicism? A response to an e-mail asking for an "official" reason why Catholics use a crucifix and Protestants an empty cross. I checked all the official documents I could find on the net, and found no official reason. This is what I have heard and know. crucifix • cross • jesus christ • protestant • roman catholic church
Pope St. Gregory the Great The title 'the Great' is called a sobriquet and has only been attributed to the two Popes who have been included in the eminent 33 'Doctors of the Church.' pope st. gregory the great • fourteenth doctor of the catholic church • doctors of the catholic church • doctor angelicus • catholic magisterium
Pope St. Leo the Great One of only two Popes to make the Catholic Church's list of 33 'Doctors of the Church,' Pope Leo the Great was known for uniting the people. pope st. leo the great • twelfth doctor of the catholic church • doctors of the catholic church • doctor angelicus • catholic magisterium
The Catholic Wedding This article is for Catholics planning to get engaged and then married in the Catholic Church. catholic • engagement • mass • holy • matrimony
Misconceptions of Wicca and Witchcraft An attempt to debunk some of the more prevalent stereotypes and misconceptions about Wicca and Witchcraft. Includes discussions on whether Wicca is Satanic, whether magic is evil, and whether all Wiccans are just teenage girls. wicca • witchcraft • misconceptions • stereotypes • paganism
Renaissance Composer Thomas Tallis Jeremy Summerly conducts his ensemble, the Oxford Camerata, in a masterly performance of music by England's Renaissance composer Thomas Tallis. jeremy summerly • oxford camerata • thomas tallis • spem in alium • engish renaissance
Renaissance Composer William Byrd Taking a break from 20th-century composers, let's trek backwards a few hundred years to the life of William Byrd. william byrd • english renaissance • protestant church music • catholic church music • john rutter
The Quakers European Quakers migrate to America but do not find religious freedom there. The Puritans of Massachusetts beat and imprison them, sometimes hanging them. quakers • society of friends • massachusetts • salem • puritans
Christian Education and Culture Education and culture as it is reflected by Christianity education • culture • christianity • society • wisdom
Episcopal Church History and Beliefs The Episcopal Church, USA began its history in England and believes in Christ firmly rooted in scripture and openness to God in the world. episcopal church history • episcopal church beliefs • what episcopal church believes • episcopal church's worship • episcopal church's faith
How To Make A Rain Stick Create rain sticks in a cost effective manner by recycling old cardboard tubes as part of a multiple literacy approach to Math, Science or Religious Education. how to make a rain stick • create a recycled material instrument • history of the rain stick • teaching about south american culture • multiple literacy project
Podcasting For Music Classes Podcasting is a useful tool for music classrooms. Students can complete assignments when convenient. Teachers can listen to assignments when and where it suites. podcasting for music classrooms • convenience of podcasting • assignment by podcast • portability of podcasting • online radio assignment
Spirituality Despite increasing secularism, in Scotland, for example, there is a growing interest in spiritual aspects of medicine, reflected in the growth of research into the topic spirituality • scottish medicine • scotland • secularism • prayer
The Early Church Fathers of the Catholic Church Christian Tradition begins with the writings of the Early Church Fathers, teachings of those taught directly by the apostles and in a line of succession beyond them. early church fathers • ante-nicene fathers • nicene fathers • post-nicene fathers • philokalia
A Canticle for Leibowitz, Miller A review of A Canticle for Leibowitz by Walter Miller, written by guest author Jennifer Yap a canticle for leibowitz • walter miller • blessed leibowitz • leibowitz • canticle
Catholic Holy Days June - December For Western Christians, it is now "Ordinary Time," the liturgically quiet time between the Easter and Christmas Seasons. But there are some important celebrations. ordinary time • christian holidays • christian liturgical year • liturgical year • liturgical seasons
Christian Music of the Chapel Royal Development of the Chapel Royal Christian music from the plainsongs to Anglican Chant, Canticles and Anthems. christian music • chapel royal music • anglican chant • canticles • anthems
Pope Gregory I Pope Gregory I was one of the most important Roman Catholic Pontiffs during the Centuries after the collapse of the Roman Empire in the West. pope gregory i • rome • pontiff • roman catholic church • administrative reform |
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