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Christmas Carols

By Peter Ould Posted on December 8, 2009 Posted in Christmas, Home Life, Theology 1 Comment Tagged with Baby Shower, Christmas Carols, Christmas Meal, Composure, Even Classics, Final Verse, First Christmas, Gloom, Hark The Herald, Hark The Herald Angels, Hitting Home, Hymns, Incarnation, Lord Jesus, Lunch Club, Myrrh, Orthodoxy, Poignancy, Second Birth, Three Kings

Sang my first Christmas Carols this year at the Tuesday Lunches Christmas Meal, the last ever outing of our lunch club that has been going for over two decades. Although our first offering completely failed the Nick Baines orthodoxy test, …

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The Loss of Sacrality

By Peter Ould Posted on October 14, 2008 Posted in Ecclesiastical, Eucharist, Tradition 3 Comments Tagged with Absolute, Apostolic Ministry, Bishops, Catholicity, Debate, Democracy, Element, Episcopal Church, Faith Camp, Forward In Faith, General Synod, God, Liberal Principles, Lord Jesus, Parliamentarians, Reflection, Sacraments, Son Jesus, Spirit, Tolerance, Vote

Father Jeffrey Steel has some interesting thoughts on the women bishops General Synod debate, and what it has to say about our approach to the Eucharist. In light of this element of Eucharistic catholicity, it is my understanding that the …

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Christmas Carols

The Loss of Sacrality