Today: Erin's cousin's wedding
Tomorrow: New Skete

This Is My Life, RatedLife:

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Put no weight in what I post/write/rant about on this journal. I am blind. I am just a seeker like any other. Opinionated greatly. And given to frequent rants and raves. And struggling ( Read more... )

A friend of mine, in an email, wrote to me:

I want church to feel like church, not a half-ass attempt to be something else. Give me the authentic, not the bootleg. I don't want post modern crap. I don't even want modern crap. I just want authentic and sincere Christianity that is simply lived out day by day as Christ and the disciples lived it ( Read more... )

Here's another liturgical question (again, I feel that jjostm has the best chance at answering it...)

In my Anglican Service Book, in the Requiem Mass section, there are two rites that take place after the Requiem Mass ( Read more... )

(This may ultimately be a question best answered by jjostm, but I'm throwing out there for everyone ( Read more... )

This morning, my co-worker piqibuhao and I started a new custom - that of starting Monday mornings with Matins. I brought in my icon of Christ the Teacher and my sand-filled taper-votive candle stand and my thurible with some frankinsense (just a very little). (Yes, indeed, we burned incense on the Nyack College campus!)[1 ( Read more... )

So....

Finally it is the Friday evening that I've waited for all week long, especially with some of the crap I had to deal with, work-wise, this week ( Read more... )

"Anger and wrath, these also are abominations, yet a sinner holds on to them. The vengeful will face the Lord's vengeance, for he keeps a strict account of their sins. Forgive your neighbor the wrong he has done, and then your sins will be pardoned when you pray. Does anyone harbor anger against another, and expect healing from the Lord? If one ( Read more... )

( Here's a little known document from the recesses of Reformation History )