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Category Archives: Christ and Church
Outstanding books of 2009
Every year, starting about five years ago, I compile a list of books I read. I include both new books and re-reading, novels, collections of short stories, graphic novels, collections of poetry, and what you might call meditation books, things … Continue reading
Posted in books, Buddhism & Buddhists, Christ and Church, magic
Tagged arika okrent, charlaine harris, lavinia, philip jenkins, sookie stackhouse, ursula k. leguin
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Bishop Alan’s thoughts on this feast day
Blind Rage Slays Children. The bishop points out that killing off large numbers of children has been tyranny’s modus operandi for most of human history, and that contemporary Christians are not necessarily doing any better. Thanks to Tree_and_Leaf for introducing … Continue reading
Posted in Christ and Church, Seasons, Society and Culture
Tagged bishop alan, holy innocents
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Holy innocents, unholy rage
We remember today, O God, the slaughter of the holy innocents of Bethlehem by King Herod. Receive, we pray, into the arms of your mercy all innocent victims; and by your great might frustrate the designs of evil tyrants and … Continue reading
In the bleak midwinter
It actually looks like winter hereabouts, for a change–a rare and heavy December snowfall from last weekend still covers much of the city, and temperatures have been just above freezing all week. Right now I’m engaging in the first of … Continue reading
Posted in Christ and Church, Quotidianae, Seasons
Tagged christmas, gustav holst, harold darke, lessons and carols
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Not a stable, but a cave
… In the Orthodox tradition, as spelled out in a beautiful hymn sung on Christmas Day, the incarnation of Jesus is only possible because every aspect of creation offers something to make it happen. The heavens offer a star; the … Continue reading
Posted in Christ and Church, Nature and Ecology, Seasons
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Drops of dew and flakes of snow
A little while ago I read Morning Prayer at my desk by the window, looking out into the bare branches of the Bradford pear tree and the snow falling on snow. It looked like Narnia as Lucy found it, and … Continue reading
Posted in Christ and Church, Current Practice, quotes
Tagged benedicite omnia opera domini, daily office, morning prayer
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Fanfiction for the New Testament
One of my not so secret vices is that I read and write fanfiction–stories inspired by existing media, such as books, films, or (most often) television shows, and shared among friends or online for pleasure, not for profit. (What fandoms … Continue reading
Posted in books, Christ and Church
Tagged jesus, mary magdalene, mists of avalon, new testament, passion of mary magdalene
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Music for Advent
Posted in Christ and Church, music
Tagged adam lay ybounden, advent, boris ord, music
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