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Liturgical Explorations – A Prefatory Autobiographical Rumination – (Part 4 – The Last)
In the course of this now lengthy “autobiographical rumination,” I have traced bits of my personal history and it seems to me that several patterns have emerged: Observation 1 — A progression of immersion and incorporation of the major streams … Continue reading
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Liturgical Explorations – A Prefatory Autobiographical Rumination (Part 3)
About a year later, ( the most startling thing happened. Through some well meaning but misguided teaching from a few friends at school, I had grown in a somewhat anti-intellectual mindset. I learned to not trust the “wisdom of … Continue reading
Liturgical Explorations – A Prefatory Autobiographical Rumination (Part 2)
(continuing from the last entry…) Several years later, I enrolled at Houghton College, a Christian (Wesleyan) college in Western New York. During the first week of classes, we had nightly services which were a vestigial form of revival services. On … Continue reading
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Liturgical Explorations – A Prefatory Autobiographical Rumination (Part 1)
I have already asserted my desirous intention to share an aspect of my life in God that is quite current, that is, my recent experiential investigations into the rich liturgical tradition of the Church. To begin this ongoing series … Continue reading
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