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NAAL – Anglican Colloquium Pre-Meeting — Jan 3, 2013 (part 2)

Posted on January 6, 2013 by rank liturgist

The Colloquium moved on to hear a report from the Anglican Church of Canada – specifically regarding their efforts toward a new hymnal supplement.  Kenneth Hull (here’s his university page info) has been working on this project which includes setting … Continue reading →

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NAAL – Anglican Colloquium Pre-Meeting, Afternoon session

Posted on January 5, 2012 by rank liturgist

After a quick lunch of poutine in the subterranean mall, we gathered again to hear from Neil Alexander (the Bishop of Atlanta as well as a liturgical scholar present information about the Liturgical Education of New Bishops.  He discussed the … Continue reading →

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Liturgical innovation

Posted on January 11, 2010 by rank liturgist

This is a subject which is, a priori, objectionable to some.  There is a value in continuity and stability in liturgical expression for a community, to some extent.  Liturgy that has neither continuity nor stability is quickly unrecognizable as liturgy:  … Continue reading →

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