This collection represents scholarship from a variety of denominations and “churchmanships” and shows the remarkable points of convergence in the theologies of liturgy.
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Author: David Wesson
David Wesson is a graduate of St. John's University School of Theology, with degrees in scripture and liturgical studies. He is actively involved in Adult Christian Formation at his parish in Atlanta, GA.
Which Readings for All Saint’s Day in The Episcopal Church?
So, Episcopalians, what readings are you using tomorrow, and next Sunday?
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Brief Book Review: Crowning the Year
“An invaluable resource for anyone who wants to engage the liturgical life a rural parish for all its worth.”
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Brief Book Review: The Canterbury Book of New Parish Prayers
“Here is a highly-visible liturgist and author offering the Church a collection of excellent new prayers.”
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Brief Book Review: Connections Worship Companion, Year C Volume 1: Advent through Pentecost
David Wesson reviews Connections Worship Companion, Year C, Volume 1: Advent through Pentecost.
Read moreRetablo Paintings in Houston
As the Archdiocese of Houston reports, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church in Houston has installed retablo paintings of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Venerable Antonio Margil,
Read moreRichard Vosko Interview in Church Designer
Church Designer magazine published an interview with Fr. Richard Vosko on March 29th about where he thinks liturgical architecture is now and where he sees it
Read moreIs This The Most Significant Local Church Building Project in a Generation?
A $81 million United Methodist Church with sacramental architecture, finished ahead of schedule…..
Read morePope Francis Moves Corpus Christi
The pope has not participated in the procession, to put the focus on the Blessed Sacrament rather than himself.
Read moreSignificant New Church in Kansas
…Next week, following the formal opening of the building, Pray Tell Blog will have an article featuring the architecture firm, Fr. Richard Vosko, the liturgical consultant, and information about the building and the building process from the church itself.
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