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The Benedictine Lutheran: April 2015

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Friday, April 3, 2015. The Living Reality of the Cross. I did not intend to take a break from blogging during Lent, but that is what ended up happening. After Easter, I will be spending more time at Sacred Heart Monastery in Yankton, where I am being trained to become a spiritual director. After that, hopefully I will be able to resume blogging on at least a semi-regular basis. Elie Wiesel recounted the following occurrence from his childhood experience in a concentration camp:. 8220;Where is He? Mercy B...

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The Patristic Anglican: A Critique of TULIP Calvinism

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Celebrating the Intersection Between the Fathers and Anglicanism. Sunday, November 17, 2013. A Critique of TULIP Calvinism. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Prayer of Saint Aidan. The Ohio Anglican.blog. Celebrating Luther, teacher of the catholic faith. Staying the Course After the Flood: Sermon for Proper 17C 2016. Glory to God for All Things. Dormition of Our Lady. A Clerk of Oxford. On hærfeste ham gelædeð': Anglo-Saxon Harvests. Favourite passages of Leo’s Tome. Beyond 4 hymns and a sermon. The P...

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The Patristic Anglican: On The Appeal To The Church Fathers In The Interpretation Of Scripture

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Celebrating the Intersection Between the Fathers and Anglicanism. Saturday, November 6, 2010. On The Appeal To The Church Fathers In The Interpretation Of Scripture. White, William (1748-1836). William White was the first Bishop of Pennsylvania, USA. More at. It is accordingly here declared, that no idea is entertained of going beyond the limits of the canon, for the establishing of any opinion, not found in the books of which it is composed. But the argument appears to him even to increase in weight, wh...

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The Patristic Anglican: Doctrinal Principles

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Celebrating the Intersection Between the Fathers and Anglicanism. Saturday, November 6, 2010. Perhaps the best shorthand statement of our doctrinal position as a seminary is the famous formula set forth by Lancelot Andrewes’ in defining the boundaries of faith and practice for the Church of England:. Canon reduced to writing by God himself,. Centuries, and the series of Fathers in that period – the centuries that is, before Constantine, and two after, determine the boundary of our faith. 1) the Apostles&...

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The Patristic Anglican: The Role Of The Church Fathers In Anglicanism

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Celebrating the Intersection Between the Fathers and Anglicanism. Saturday, November 20, 2010. The Role Of The Church Fathers In Anglicanism. Cosin, John (1594-1672). HERE remain to us, by God's grace, many good and wholesome writings of the Holy Fathers who hold consent on the mysteries of the Faith. Some crushed the heresies of the day, some have written the history of the Church of God, and stir up a love of piety by the tone of their works. And for these reasons we urge our clergy and students to...

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The Benedictine Lutheran: Direction in a Directionally-Challenged World

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Friday, January 30, 2015. Direction in a Directionally-Challenged World. However, there will still inevitably be times when we feel God's absence more than God's presence. In those times, we can pray, and a prayer like this one is particularly appropriate when we are feeling a little (or a lot) directionally challenged in our life:. March 26, 2015 at 8:32 PM. Youre not writing anymore! I couldnt find a better place to post a message so here it will be! I feel like Im rambling so I apologize. I have s...

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The Benedictine Lutheran: Santa Lucia

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Saturday, December 13, 2014. According to the tradition, Lucia (whose name means "light") was martyred in Sicily around 310 A.D., during one of the last major periods of Christian persecution before Constantine became emperor and legalized Christianity a few years later. Several centuries later, when Christianity spread to Northern Europe, her story and name took on special meaning there, because she represents light during the darkest time of year, around the winter solstice. View my complete profile.

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The Benedictine Lutheran: September 2014

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Monday, September 8, 2014. Death and Life (Monday Morning in the Desert). Death to self and life in God are inseparably linked: the one without the other remains sterile." (From p. 43 of "The Prayer of Love and Silence". Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Death and Life (Monday Morning in the Desert). I'm a Lutheran pastor and attorney (so I've got both law and gospel covered) with an interest in Benedictine spirituality. View my complete profile. Follow me on Twitter. The Benedictine Lutheran on Twitter.

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The Benedictine Lutheran: November 2014

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Friday, November 14, 2014. In that same writing, Luther had nothing but praise for St. Anthony, the founder of monasticism:. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I'm a Lutheran pastor and attorney (so I've got both law and gospel covered) with an interest in Benedictine spirituality. View my complete profile. Follow me on Twitter. The Benedictine Lutheran on Twitter. City Desert Desert Spirituality for the City. Recreating the Judean Hills? MONKS AND MERMAIDS (A Benedictine Blog). 2nd SUNDAY OF ADVENT.