What if we too were allowed to ask, accuse, even bring charges against God? Allowed to do so in court and receive a different answer than Job? To bring a more comprehensive indictment than theological expertise has long considered conceivable?
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What does this have to do with liturgists and liturgical musicians? When I look back at a lot of parish ministry, I remember so little of my work as a music and liturgy director was about formation. It was mostly about recruiting people.
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“A perceptive and personal account of what has happened in the country and in the church as well as in our families and circles of friends in the past two years.”
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“When I join a communion procession, do I engage in this action as though I were a customer in line at a supermarket or an amusement park?”
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“DeLorenzo asks us to take sacramental preparation out of the classroom and into more intimate and personal faith formation groups.”
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I don’t know about you, but when I get that sniff of hand sanitizer right before Eucharistic reception, my Jesus pretty much tastes like Purell.
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This sanctuary is decorated for Lent. I don’t think we’re even ready for a “blue-ish” purple vs. “red-ish” purple conversation here.
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For close to two years worshiping communities have had to adapt, cancel, or shift their central act of gathering as the Body of Christ to
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David Wesson reviews Connections Worship Companion, Year C, Volume 1: Advent through Pentecost.
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Rethinking the “eighth sacrament” of coffee hour.
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