Tag: anglican
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Expressing the Sacred: Iconography as Prayer
by Emily Clough Recently I went on a retreat to learn how to write an icon. My Dad thought I had made a mistake when I told him that’s what I was doing. Surely a person paints an icon or creates one, but a person wouldn’t write an icon. That is however the correct term.…
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Expressing the Sacred: Liturgy, Art, and Theology
by Rachel Revely “The Stations of Words” was a series of art pieces with an accompanying liturgy installed in Lincoln Cathedral during the Covid Pandemic. Pilgrims were invited to pray the liturgy whilst moving through the images. Here, Rachel Revely shares with us a part of the liturgy which pilgrims prayed, and speaks about Liturgy,…
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Expressing the Sacred: Video Games & Theology
by Dan Grayson In the many years that I have played video games, I have found them to be loaded with meaning. Meaning intended by the game’s designer, but also meaning made by a player through their experience of play. In video games we find a complete synthesis of creativity: the artistry of the designer…
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Expressing the Sacred: Design & Theology
by Emily-Grace Sainsbury Celtic spirituality calls places where people might feel a particularly close connection to God ‘thin places.’ It is almost as if, there, whatever boundary separates the secular world from the sacred becomes translucent. Art has the potential to inspire a connection with God through the material in much the same way; the…
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Expressing the Sacred: Music in Xhosa Culture
by Lubabalo Qosi, Ordinand (False Bay) As a young Xhosa man aspiring to become a priest, the Xhosa-influenced liturgy has been a profound influence on my faith journey and Anglican identity. Rooted in the rich cultural and spiritual traditions of the Xhosa people, this liturgy has woven a tapestry of spirituality that resonates deeply with…
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Women’s Voices: The First Female Bishop in East Asia
We are not mere instruments but a Sacramental Communion by Andrew Soshi Kawashima Anglican Consultative Council (ACC)-18 closed with the confirmation that we will continue “walking together”. It is a reaffirmation that, no matter how drastic yet practical attempts we have made, in the end only the basic principle “walking together” can be shared at…
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Editorial: Women’s Voices in the Church
(ENG) The theme “Women’s Voices in the Church” is deliberately broad. In this cycle of posts, we will hear from women across the anglican communion. We will hear about what women are doing and saying. And we will hear of anglican women from history, who have contributed to and shaped our faith. Our sincere thanks…
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