Ph.D. in New Testament; former member of Episcopal Church's Standing Commission on Liturgy & Music; proud layman, clergy spouse, and dad of two amazing girls!
The new version of the St. Bede's Breviary is here: https://t.co/jJ8BPSbIMn. I'm still finalizing features and aesthetics, but this is a more stable and secure version than the previous one
@HiddenYorkshire@dvdpeters@TheModernist_CA Yes, there definitely is. That's the one I hold. I do believe that the OT documents came together over centuries but were definitively edited together during the Babylonian Exile. And half of the chapter I'm working on (for an intro to the Bible for Episcopalians) says that.
@DrFrancisYoung@UExeterPress Just purchased and am looking forward to it! Do you have any thoughts on the Anglo-Catholic "British Museum Religion"/Sarum Rite as a parallel sort of recovery/persistence??
I would have fed them also with the finest wheat-flour; and with honey out of the stony rock would I have satisfied thee.
📸 Allan Rohan Crite, Boston, 1948
@John_Barach@erin_zoutendam There's also a significant allegory element that has a lot to do with how male and female characters behave--especially the women
My completed edition of the Prayer Book Studies series is out today!! Here's my description of the project: https://t.co/AFswmb6Fyt or you could just head to Church Publishing (@ChurchPubInc ) for it: https://t.co/lCcoovadrd
@cdnusboy@HappyThurifer I'm editing them now for Church Publishing--current release date is 1/6/2025 provided I can wade through the freaking page proofs!
@HappyThurifer@cdnusboy The first discussion of this was in Prayer Book Studies 19, 1970, post-V2. They wanted to boost Advent content in its collects and move this to Epi4 (p24). So, Liturgical Renewal Movement emphasis on collects matching seasons.
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Prayer Book Studies II (a revision to the Eucharistic lectionary from 1950) is obsolete in the present day having been replaced by the 3-year scheme and then the Revised Common Lectionary. But, it provides a very useful intro to the nuts&bolts of lectionary construction.
I had a piece published in SEARCH journal recently, on the impact on liturgical formation of the present situation in which fewer people are coming forward for ordination. For those interested in liturgy and theological education, here’s the link: https://t.co/b33GUHvnVU
St Takla Hāymānot (ተክለ፡ ሃይማኖት፡), the "Plant of the Faith" 🌱, the Saint with Wings!
Did you know that the Ethiopian saint Takla Hāymānot is also venerated in the Coptic Orthodox Church?
Ethiopia, 18th–19th c. (?) #saint#taklahaymanot#africansaint#africanart