A Communion Liturgy The Communion Table is a drama. Jesus tells us that he was broken for us and died for us. The bread, like his body, is broken. The wine, like his blood, is poured out. Jesus has said a great Divine ‘YES’ to everyone, everywhere. And when we eat this bread, and drink... Continue Reading →
Beautiful comment on the liturgy by Romano Guardini in The Spirit of the Liturgy: "The practice of the liturgy means that by the help of grace, under the guidance of the Church, we grow into living works of art before God, with no other aim or purpose than that of living and existing in his sight.... Continue Reading →
Below is a most wonderful Communion Service on the Ben Myers blog faith and theology, written by Kim Fabricius. Service of Holy Communion THE INVITATION Are you hungry? Are you thirsty? You’ve come to the right place! There is plenty of room at this table. It’s not full until all kinds of people are here:... Continue Reading →
“Whether Prince or pauper, commoner or King, wealthy or poor, foolish or wise, lost or found, young or old, man or woman, sinner or saint, Conservative or Labour, despairing or hopeful, healthy or unhealthy, rested or tired, faithful or unfaithful, hungry or full, grumpy or happy, doubting or sure, successful or failure: Come to this... Continue Reading →
This is stunning..... Subversive Preaching in a Postmodern World - A Targum based on Colossians 1:15-20 by Brian J Walsh In an image-saturated world, a world of ubiquitous corporate logos permeating your consciousness, a world of dehydrated and captive imaginations in which we are too numbed, satiated and co-opted, to be able to dream of... Continue Reading →
Gralefrit Theology 