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Noting A very un-Anglican affair: Sara Maitland writes in the Guardian on the Walsingham Pilgrimage. 'The national pilgrimage refreshes the religious parts that other Anglican practices do not reach. I think they are parts that we need to refresh. [...] You have only to look at the creation to see that if God has taste it is a good deal more like the gaudy brashness of the Walsingham national than it is like choral evensong.' |
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Noting What is Theology?: This is the week's question at guardian.co.uk's Comment is free section. Worship from the Pews: 'My point is really very simple. When we come to Mass on Sundays and take our place in the pews as faithfully worshiping and praying members of the congregation, we are performing the primary work of the Church. Valuable and worthwhile as the many liturgical ministries available to the laity undoubtedly are, nonetheless the opportunity to participate from the pews is the greatest honor and privilege of all.' Adapted from The S. Stephen (Providence, Rhode Island). |
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