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Contemplative Catholic: Chair of Quest meets Cardinal Gracias
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Come aside and rest awhile. Tuesday, 3 June 2014. Chair of Quest meets Cardinal Gracias. The chair of Quest, Ruby Almeida, has met Cardinal Oswald Gracias, Archbishop of Bombay and one of Pope Francis' group of 8 cardinal advisors. Terence Weldon has an insightful review of the meeting on his 'Queering the Church. Francis DeBernardo, New Ways Ministr. Cardinal Gracias has already shown he can be courageous about LGBT issues when last year he was India’s only religious leader. St Gabriels, Liverpool.
Contemplative Catholic: ACTA would be rightly proud !
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Come aside and rest awhile. Thursday, 5 June 2014. ACTA would be rightly proud! The Report of a meeting between the Association of Catholic Priests. And representatives of the Irish Episcopal Conference in the Columba Centre in Maynooth on June 4, 2014 makes interesting reaading. They have covered ground that I feel sure ACTA would love to cover. I look forward to the report from the full conference of Bishops in response, though I won't hold my breath. Read the report here. 24 July 2014 at 03:06. Even t...
Contemplative Catholic: The New Urban Hermit . . . .
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Come aside and rest awhile. Wednesday, 20 August 2014. The New Urban Hermit . . . . An article in the American "Saturday Evening Post," from 2013 has an interesting article about the growth of Urban Hermits. Mixed among the testimonies are some resources for the Urban Hermit. Ravens Bread. Hermit ministries is well worth a visit. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). United Ecumenical Catholic Church. St Gabriels, Liverpool. UECC Australia and New Zealand. UK Fellowship of Solitaries. Open House : Scotland.
Contemplative Catholic: St Nicholas, Greek Orthodox Church, Liverpool
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Come aside and rest awhile. Sunday, 14 September 2014. St Nicholas, Greek Orthodox Church, Liverpool. This weekend Heritage Open Days took place across the Country. Places usually not accessible opened their doors to the public. I managed to visit. The Greek Orthodox Church of St Nicholas in Toxteth. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). United Ecumenical Catholic Church. St Gabriels, Liverpool. UECC Australia and New Zealand. UK Fellowship of Solitaries. Community of St Peter, Ohio. Open House : Scotland.
Contemplative Catholic: Fr Paul takes the Ice-Bucket Challenge !
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Come aside and rest awhile. Wednesday, 27 August 2014. Fr Paul takes the Ice-Bucket Challenge! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). United Ecumenical Catholic Church. St Gabriels, Liverpool. UECC Australia and New Zealand. UK Fellowship of Solitaries. Community of St Peter, Ohio. Spiritus Christi, New York. Spiritus Christi, New York. Open House : Scotland. Websites relating to Women Priests. Pray as you go. FEEDJIT Live Traffic Feed. LORD, you have searched me and you know me. Beyond religion . . . Women...
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Confessions of a Liturgy Queen: June 2011
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Confessions of a Liturgy Queen. Wednesday, June 29, 2011. Yves Congar on the Church. From Richard McBrien's The Church: The Evolution of Catholicism:. And who's the guy on the left? 8220;Many whom God has, the Church does not have; and many whom the Church has, God does not have.”. Theologian Karl Rahner, adapted from a saying by St. Augustine. Monday, June 27, 2011. Has been posted at the online magazine Life as a Human. Wednesday, June 22, 2011. That one too is God". From The Hero with a Thousand Faces.
Confessions of a Liturgy Queen: "I'm sorry, I can't help you" Some Concluding Thoughts
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Confessions of a Liturgy Queen. Sunday, September 23, 2012. I'm sorry, I can't help you" Some Concluding Thoughts. So we have become, in a sense, enslaved to the corporations because of the lust they have awakened in us for the products they put on the market. How many of us still use the iPods we paid premium dollars for just a few years ago? Or the iPod docking stations? Is the technology of the iPhone 5 really brand new? And let’s take a look at our cell phone bills over the past couple of years...
Confessions of a Liturgy Queen: June 2012
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Confessions of a Liturgy Queen. Saturday, June 30, 2012. Two Forms of Certainty. Here is another excerpt from Richard Holloway's scathingly honest memoir:. There was a subversive tradition in Christianity that claimed it was sinners who. Jesus, people who couldn't mind their Ps and Qs, not the righteous. It was the hopeless prodigal who understood, not his upright and disciplined big brother. Where to start trying to explain all that? Thursday, June 28, 2012. The Church Is Like a Table. Of Faith and Doubt.
The Wild Reed: Why I Take Hope in Pope Francis' Statement on Gay Priests
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Thoughts and reflections from a progressive, gay, Catholic perspective. Monday, July 29, 2013. Why I Take Hope in Pope Francis' Statement on Gay Priests. In undermining – if not abolishing – the judgmental. Spiritual paternity" argument against gay priests, Pope Francis. Plants seeds of hope, renewal and transformation. Do you remember how, about four or five years ago, there was a lot of talk about something called " spiritual paternity. The cardinal's statements were in relation to a Vatican document.
Confessions of a Liturgy Queen: March 2011
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Confessions of a Liturgy Queen. Wednesday, March 30, 2011. In her book The Search for the Beloved. Jean Houston tells the story of going to visit Edgar Bergen with her father, who was a comedy writer. Ed didn't hear us as we knocked at his open hotel door; he was sitting on the side of a bed deep in conversation with Charlie. My Dad shrugged. "He's rehearsing." But then we heard what Ed was saying. He was asking Charlie ultimate questions, like: "Charlie, what is the nature of love? Houston goes on to sa...
Confessions of a Liturgy Queen: The Cinema as Religious Experience
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Confessions of a Liturgy Queen. Thursday, July 19, 2012. The Cinema as Religious Experience. Film Producer George Miller (. The Witches of Eastwick. I believe cinema is now the most powerful secular religion and people gather in cinemas to experience things collectively the way they once did in church. The cinema storytellers have become the new priests. They're doing the work of a lot of our religious institutions,. That people look for other places to question their spirituality. (Italics mine). Spirit...
Confessions of a Liturgy Queen: September 2011
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Confessions of a Liturgy Queen. Wednesday, September 14, 2011. It's the luxury of the well-off to be depressed". Opinion and food columnist Mark Bittman writes. In today's online edition of the paper that he is feeling pessimistic about the state of the world. So he called his friend Charles Kenny, "a Brit who lives in the District of Columbia and has a sharp mind, a quick wit and the fancy title of senior fellow at the Center for Global Development," to get an antidote for his depressed state of mind.
Confessions of a Liturgy Queen: July 2011
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Confessions of a Liturgy Queen. Saturday, July 30, 2011. Henri Nouwen: Competition vs Compassion. I am reading Michael Ford's Wounded Prophet: A Portrait of Henri J.M. Nouwen. Ford notes that when Nouwen was at Notre Dame, a professor in the newly formed psychology department, he wondered how the apparent obsession with football at the university "connected with the Christian message.". This makes it clear why the call to be compassionate is so frightening and evokes such deep resistance. Jeffrey loves s...
Confessions of a Liturgy Queen: "I'm sorry, I can't help you." Part Two
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Confessions of a Liturgy Queen. Monday, September 17, 2012. I'm sorry, I can't help you." Part Two. When I find them, I see the associate sitting on the floor behind a counter, crying, the manager hunched over her, apparently consoling her. The manager looks up at me as if I am Jack the Ripper, so I retreat to my original position. We wait some more. Dear reader, it gets far worse. The manager says to me, “I looked at the video, and it is confirmed: you touched our employee. It is against the p...8221; &...
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Meditations on the ineffable, effable, and effanineffable…. My Other Blog is Funnier. Grateful for the frost that sculpts. Each leaf a separate work of art. Grateful for the frosted dam that rises. Through the mist and reflects. Grateful for each blade of grass. Yet green ‘neath hoary glaze of frost. Grateful for the sun that creeps by moments. Down the bare grey trunk. Brighting each tree naked. Grateful for the gift of breath. Received, cold clear and. Given back again mist,. Home warm peeling coat.
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Contemplative Catholic Reflections
Just some reflections and devotionals of an ordinary Catholic Mom of two and Grammy of Five. Friday, May 28, 2010. The Secret of Sanctity and Happiness. Pope John Paul II. When he was a little boy, was given a prayer of surrender to the Holy Spirit by his father, and he told him to pray that every day - and he did. John Paul II. The Holy Spirit can use us, also, if we too have devotion to Him and surrender to Him every day! If you do this, your life will flow along happily, serenely and full of consolati...
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Contemplative Catholic Spirituality
Seeking to apply monastic spirituality and radical Gospel living to our everday lives. Thursday, August 9, 2012. Wednesday, November 30, 2011. One Year at Hope House. So we celebrate this season of anniversary for Hope House remembering that this is the season that we began providing housing to our first homeless man, when we first opened the house to visitors, and soon, (probably this coming weekend) the first anniversary of a Hope House outreach morning. Happy one year anniversary to Hope House! So tod...
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Come aside and rest awhile. Tuesday, 1 August 2017. During a recent storm around the 22 May, a branch broke away from a tree opposite a church in Allerton, Liverpool. This picture is offered for what it is. Some people see an image of Mary others see a scar on the trunk of a tree. What do you think? There is a story attached to the event but I somehow feel its a bit of an urban myth. Besides, what would the Mother of God be doing hiding in trees in an affluent suburb of Liverpool? Links to this post.
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Contemplative Chaos
Our life is messy. and we love it. July 02, 2014. I remembered I had a blog today. It was a fleeting thought. Part of me thinks the blog ship has sailed into infinite darkness. The other par of me was totally impressed that I remembered my Blogger password. And part of me needs the outlet. My journal can only hold so much drudgery and random thoughts. Why not the internet? So I contemplate resurrecting the blog. again. Not sure it will do much good. Life is generally uninteresting. October 29, 2013.
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Contemplative Chaos | Mother, Wife, Teacher, Writer, Perfectionist
Mother, Wife, Teacher, Writer, Perfectionist. A Life Measured in Laundry Loads (Excerpt). August 14, 2015. Here is an excerpt from my personal narrative, live on The Mid today. 4,425 lifetime loads. I set the phone down and take another sip from my wine glass. To read more, head on over to The Mid! Like me on Facebook. Follow me on Twitter. Diving Into a Diagnosis. August 5, 2015. August 3, 2015. Deep into the murky waters of autism I went, in search of answers to help my son. Chaos Contemplated (for now).
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Wednesday, September 05, 2012. The Times They are A'Changin'. Alright friends, BIG ANNOUNCEMENT HERE.if you're following contemplative chaplain (and who does anymore, right? Yeah, I didn't type it that way, but Blogger seems unable to notice this). Besides, I'm technically not a chaplain anymore, and well, who wants to be deceptive in their presentation (I'm talking to you, Paul Ryan)? The archives will stay up at ContemplativeChaplain, but we're moving up in the world. Anyway.find me there. What are we ...
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The Contemplative Chef – Marcella's Musings on Food & Life
Marcella's Musings on Food and Life. April 9, 2010. The Thing You Are Afraid to Do. There are two things I have come to know for sure: one, that I must do the very thing I’m afraid to do; and two, mainstream health and nutrition advice is almost always completely backwards. These two truths converged for me recently in a tub of lard. For years I’ve known the merits of this scorned fat, having read Sally Fallon’s. But when it came to lard, Big Brother’s nutrition machine had me brainwashed: Lard....
Contemplative Christianity | Welcome
Contemplative Christians live by seven simple words. The first four are our gift to God. They make room for God in a world whose culture is ever more hostile to Him. In silence we make room for God in a world that is far too noisy, just to be with Him. Silence best focuses our heart and mind and affections on loving God, and when He chooses to speak we are better able to hear His voice. In Silence there is peace beyond comprehension. In Solitude my spirit soars. In Simplicity my mind and body are free.
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