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25.01.2022 Short paper #3 with Sharon Boyd, another of our chapter! Looking forward to 'Seeing the Word'.
24.01.2022 Congratulations to one of our chapter members. Blessings.
24.01.2022 A couple of new verses for a classic hymn.
24.01.2022 This is the victory, preaching hope in the midst of the Blitz. Lessons for a preacher today.
20.01.2022 Chapter report time, again.
19.01.2022 An interesting style of preaching...
19.01.2022 Sr Carmel 'facilitating' a fascinating conversation with Aboriginal sisters.
18.01.2022 Stop the outrage and #SendForgivenessViral Written by Waleed Aly & Tom Whitty (@twhittyer) #TheProjectTV
17.01.2022 Requiescat in pace,Graham Hughes
15.01.2022 I have spent time this past five days with an incredible group of Anglicans from around the world in the International Anglican Liturgical Consultation. Here we... all are in our group photo just before last night's Eucharist commemorating Florence Li Tim-Oi the first woman Anglican priest ordained here in Hong Kong in 1944. See more
15.01.2022 Thank you to the host.
14.01.2022 'This is the victory', preaching hope in the midst of the Blitz. Lessons for a preacher today.
14.01.2022 Opening worship last night.
14.01.2022 Sharing the Book of Kells and the St John's Bible.
13.01.2022 "Amazing. Inspiring. Emotional" Salisbury Cathedral has been hosting a unique event as students from Exeter House Special School sing alongside Salisbury Cathed...ral School, performing work they've created together. The project, run by music charity La Folia Music aims to give new experiences to all the young people involved. The songs are inspired by the traditional Evensong service, which takes place in the cathedral every day. For the first time in hundreds of years permission was granted to change it #EveningSongs See more
11.01.2022 Sr Carmel facilitating a fascinating conversation with Aboriginal sisters.
11.01.2022 Sharing the Book of Kells and the St Johns Bible.
10.01.2022 AAL General Meeting
08.01.2022 Our time together is ended. Closing liturgy Australian Academy of Liturgy Biennial Conference.
08.01.2022 NSW led the opening worship and provided the first of the keynote speakers this morning :-) Well done, Gerard Moore, and thanks for your paper. I am looking forward to the conversation we begin shortly arising out of what you said.
05.01.2022 Short paper #3 with Sharon Boyd, another of our chapter! Looking forward to Seeing the Word.
02.01.2022 Covid-19 has upset our plans for gatherings in 2020. We made a good start with Paul Turner in March where a good number of the members and guests sat down with Paul and engaged in a wide ranging discussion. We had to cancel a proposed visit to two churches on the Central Coast in... May and likewise a gathering with Fr Mark Francis that was planned for July. Fortunately many of our members participated in a Zoom presentation with Mark on Monday 20th July hosted by the ACU Centre for Liturgy. We have a couple of presentations planned for September and November and perhaps we can utilise Zoom or something similar to still go ahead with our plans. More information to follow. The National Council of AAL have asked for your thoughts on liturgy and the pandemic which may be included in the next issue of the Journal. Please feel encouraged to type up about 200 words and email them to me over the next week, and I'll forward them on to the AJL editor. Please keep in touch! Although we can't meet in person, maybe this is an opportunity for more members to contribute to the discussion and your reflections on liturgy. Please contact me if you have any questions, comments or suggestions.
02.01.2022 Sharing our NSW Chapter report.
01.01.2022 Sister Mary Medugorje with the silver toes that turned to gold.
