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burden intolerable // alleged byzantinist // enjoys dolly parton and also cheese // sacristan @puseyhouse // hoya saxa // views my own
Oxenford Bergabung Mayıs 2020
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Our cookery writer Olivia Potts scooped the world by revealing the plot to kill off Gentleman’s Relish. We @spectator will not accept this as a fait accompli. The parent company - ABF and its thoughtful CEOGeorge Weston must reconsider - #avepatumpeperium
The Spectator@spectator
It is the early hours of the morning and an email drops into my inbox. Lacking any kind of willpower, I open it. Now I’m wide awake. Because this isn’t the usual PR slop that starts my days. It’s a tip-off. A big one. A reader has discovered something about a company and they are urging me – me! – to investigate. Adrenaline surges. This must be what it felt like to be Woodward and Bernstein. ✍️ Olivia Potts Article | spectator.com/article/gentle…
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Oh I see we’re having the same inane discourse about how lace is evil again
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✝️ Today marks Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent - a season of reflection, prayer, and service.
May this Lent be a time of renewal for all who observe it.
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Charles I: how about the lamb and flag? Are they open at this time
Laud: parliament has said they won't pay for another lads night out sire
Charles: but God-
Laud: they've also requested you stop saying "god invented lager" as if that means anything
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@liambeadle Idk but the New English has the same tune as the Revised English
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Where does the advent wreath come from? It’s somewhat recent isn’t it?
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@fathergarlick @Garlickhythe We do a strange chimera with stir up collect, propers, and readings, but CtK collect at the intercessions, gold vestments, and solemn Te Deum
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One of the great pities of celebrating Christ the King on the Sunday before Advent (as many do), is that the ‘Stir Up Sunday’ context is lost and the meaning is removed from popular culture. Needless to say, we’ll be ‘Stirring up’ at @Garlickhythe
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@EvanAG1999 Blue dalmatics and tunicles during advent make you non-trad. Blue folded chasubles are perfectly trad.
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@Quis_Ut_Deus_72 @FraserOReilly @HilarityjaneArt That is the position during the recitation of the Gloria and the Credo in the TLM, and they also stand side by side during the Sanctus, and when censing the altar at the introit.
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@FraserOReilly @HilarityjaneArt Yes because I’ve never once seen a TLM where three people stood at the altar like that. Side by side. Behind the celebrant, yes. But never side by side like that.
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This is an Anglican service.
You couldn't tell, could you, that it wasn't a Tridentine Mass.
Hilary White@HilarityjaneArt
This is an Anglican service. You couldn't tell, could you, that it wasn't a Novusordoist Mass.
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@Make_it_Raines @AndrewBylerPA @HappyThurifer Plenty of places in Elizabeth’s reign kept them “altarwise” with frontal etc against the east wall when not in use, and there were likely some places that were then too lazy to move it out just for Sacrament Sunday, and thus adopted a proto-Laudian arrangement
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@AndrewBylerPA @HappyThurifer It’s bc Cranmer had it at a longwise table down in the chancel. So north was just the long side. When they were put back against the wall “altarwise” under Laud, people started standing on the short end. Some real high churchmen might’ve done as you described, but not most folks.
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Ah ha! So this is finally happening. This was one of the low-key things we were working on when I was at the @AnglicanCentre in Rome.
There are four papal basilicas in Rome and each had a Royal Protector. The King of England was protector of St Paul’s outside the Walls.
Kaya Burgess@kayaburgess
BREAKING: King Charles and Pope Leo will pray together in the Sistine Chapel next week First time a British monarch and pontiff have done so publicly since Reformation King also to be given own special chair bearing his coat of arms in a papal basilica thetimes.com/uk/royal-famil…
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We were delighted to welcome +John Bauerschmidt to preside at High Mass on Sunday.
Bishop John was Priest Librarian of Pusey House between 1987-1991, and now serves as the Bishop of Tennessee.
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@atlanticesque We still have his pontifical tunicle at Pusey House 💛
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Mervyn Stockwood was Bishop of Southwark in the 60s/70s. A closeted homosexual who privately supported gay couples, in his public role he castigated depravity in media and—to his face—called John Cleese a blasphemer who'd "get his 30 pieces of silver."
He's like my mutuals.
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@MarisStellaVsts The corporal is indeed small, to fit on his altar, which was presumably only the length of the “panem angelorum” etc flap hanging in the front
A normal chalice and paten (sans ciborium) can just about fit on it, though he could have had a smaller set for his private communions
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@burdenofthem Is it the effect of perspective or the corporal is indeed small?
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Dr Pusey’s annual requiem in the rood loft, celebrated on his personal altar stone, with the altar linens embroidered for him by Marion Hughes and a paten made from encasing a glass medallion, once his wife’s, which he wore after her death
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