Of your charity, pray for the repose of the soul of J., who was murdered by her son this evening.
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Fr. Matthew Perreault
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Fr. Matthew Perreault
@Canadian_Matt
✠ Anglo-Catholic priest. History, Political Science, and International Relations geek. Anglophile, Monarchist, Tory, Art, Opera, and Architecture lover.
Lake County, FL Beigetreten Mart 2013
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Breaking out the exhortation tonight. Always a fan favourite.
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@bcpbem I saw it on FB first where it was a bit longer and it broke me out of my sleepy haze to realise that it was more than just Wednesday in Holy Week!
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@Canadian_Matt Almost cried before realising what day it was when I saw it lol
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This is grade-A social media work from the PBS.
The Prayer Book Society@prayerbook_soc
This Lent, the PBS was commissioned by Church House to develop an innovative, forward-looking and stakeholder-focused liturgy. We joyfully present... "New Patterns for Commination". One Archbishop writes: "This is much to be wished". Booklets and digital formats launching soon!
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The real issue in Holy Week is not the liturgies itself, but rather the lectionaries! Whether you use added ceremonies or not, if you're not using the traditional Prayer Book lectionary, you've lost the coherence of traditional Anglicanism in Holy Week.
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By contrast, St. Mark's Passion on Monday and Tuesday feel like they get somewhat short thrift not being enacted in any way, though the words do speak for themselves highlighting God bearing our sorrows and his love for us.
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The traditional lectionary's use of all four passions throughout Holy Week does not conflict with adding in additional ceremonies such as footwashing, veneration of the Cross, or the Liturgy of the Palms. They actually quite enhance reading all the passions each year.
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@oblatenate I was thinking along these lines while brushing my teeth this morning.
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A cutting reflection from Cardinal Ratzinger, Good Friday 2005:
"Pilate is not utterly evil. He knows that the condemned man is innocent, and he looks for a way to free him. But his heart is divided. And in the end he lets his own position, his own self-interest, prevail over what is right.
Nor are the men who are shouting and demanding the death of Jesus utterly evil. Many of them, on the day of Pentecost, will feel "cut to the heart," when Peter will say to them: "Jesus of Nazareth, a man attested to you by God... you crucified and killed by the hands of those outside the law."
But at that moment they are caught up in the crowd. They are shouting because everyone else is shouting, and they are shouting the same thing that everyone else is shouting. And in this way, justice is trampled underfoot by weakness, cowardice and fear of the diktat of the ruling mindset. The quiet voice of conscience is drowned out by the cries of the crowd.
Evil draws its power from indecision and concern for what other people think."
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@cdnusboy Very much encouraging this for my parish this year. Apart from the other daily devotions I prepared for them, I've sent out the daily passion readings and am offering daily mass with them. It's a worthwhile experience to rest with our Lord's passion.
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Foremost of spiritual practices in Holy Week for me is the daily reading of the Passion accounts in the Book of Common Prayer, beginning Palm Sunday with Matthew's, Monday-Tuesday with Mark's, Wednesday-Thursday with Luke's, and Good Friday with John's account. Tolle, lege.
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@Make_it_Raines TEC has a ridiculously un-Anglican ecclesiology that we've only sort of being trying to fix since the sixties. We treat our bishops like princes with lavish salaries and perks, but limited Episcopal authority. They are CEOs in Holy Orders. How very American!
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I find it a bit tiresome how English ppl like to insist that the Episcopal Church is very different from the CofE.
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@theboot76 No, but I did quote LEP on the divine nature of the courts, spoken into existence by Christ according to Hooker.
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@Canadian_Matt Have you seen “god hath use of nature” by Tory Kirby? On Hooker.
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Wish I'd had this a week ago for a paper I was writing lol
Legal Style Blog@legalstyleblog
Broke: natural law is nonsense on stilts (Bentham) Woke: natural law is divine eternal order discernable by human reason(Aquinas) Bespoke: THE NATURAL LAW OF GOD IS JUST ENGLISH LAW WHICH IS PURE REASON (actual ruling per the Lord Asquith of Bishopstone, cite below)
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Praying as a family matters!
Ryan Burge 📊@ryanburge
What % of non-religious people were born in a household where: Religion was very important Their family went to church on a weekly basis? No matter the age of the respondent, it's never been more than 10% of the nones. Non-religious folks were rarely raised in devout homes.
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If we want to be a prophetic church, we need to bring God's Word to the people because God's Word changes hearts: making secular or pragmatic arguments isn't enough.
It will be more unpopular but we need to trust in the sufficiency of God's Word to do God's Work.
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