Easter in Ordinary Time
There is a strange kind of overlapping that we Christians find ourselves living out in between the first advent of Christ and his eventual glorious appearing.
The Liturgical Movement’s Methods and Motivation
In the Liturgical Movement, the posture was ressourcement, an instinct to draw from old, significant wells long forgotten.
The Liturgical Movement and the History of Prayer Book Revision
The 1979 Book of Common Prayer was not just years in the making, but centuries.
The Prayer Book and the Non-Denominational Pastor
All I knew about the Anglicans was what Wikipedia had told me on the day before I applied.
The Archbishop’s Test
The primate intends that special-interest groups should rest and that each rubric of the Book of Common Prayer should be followed precisely for 24 months.
A Bigger Conversation about Liturgy
“It is worrisome that despite the soaring temperatures of Austin, the current Prayer Book conversations take place in an ecumenical winter.”
The Memorial, the BCP, and the Name of the Trinity
The proclamation of Christ through our liturgical rites should be the raison d’être of BCP revision.
Reconstructive Surgery on the Prayer Book?
The passage of a proposed liturgical resolution at General Convention would have dire consequences for TEC's Catholic identity and thus for traditionalists remaining in the church.