Leonel Mitchell, reshaped
Liturgical scholar Leonel Mitchell played a central role in preparing the 1979 Book of Common Prayer.
No end to sacrifice: Mitchell and Meyers, Praying Shapes Believing
Dix led us astray on offering. Because of this, Mitchell and Meyers have both extended energy on a largely empty debate.
No end to sacrifice: Anglicans on ‘offering’
Yesterday, I outlined some thoughts regarding offertory and sacrifice, especially in relation to Dom Gregory Dix’s theory about the fourfold shape of the Eucharist. In this second post, I return to the same top... Read More...
No end to sacrifice: The legacy of Gregory Dix
Gregory Dix's position on the Eucharist, offering, and sacrifice has loomed large over all later discussion of the topic, in the academy and the Church.
Worship or works? Engaging Michael Curry and Richard Rohr
Christian worship and Christian ethics are inextricably bound up together.
Orientation and eucharistic sacrifice: Continuing a discussion
In this offering, we return the whole of creation, including ourselves, to the Father.
Further facing into the Eucharist: A friendly response to Bishop Martins
The Eucharist is only a meal because it is first and most fundamentally a sacrifice.
Why the RCL is killing churches, and what you can do about it
The RCL has not succeeded in developing biblical piety in our congregations. Here are six ways to fix its errors.