[faithandlife] RE: [FaithandLife] Good Friday Services

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From: "Michael Ward" <mward@...>
Date: Thu, 5 Apr 2007 13:50:33 -0400
Easy guys+; this is just Glenn+ and me having a good-natured joust in
public.  He can't stand it when I point out all his Neo-Papalist liturgical
tendencies....

MLW+

-----Original Message-----
From: charles scott [mailto:crscottblu@...] 
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2007 1:47 PM
To: faithandlife@...
Subject: Re: [FaithandLife] Good Friday Services

Thank you for irenic clarification.  

I take it no one was offended by your missive, we just
like to grumble now and then.

Charles+



--- JTP <canonpayne@...> wrote:

> Dear Brethren,
>   
>   
>   Re: "I frankly don't care what Rome does"
>   
>   A word of clarification.  No criticism of anyone's
> liturgical  practice was intended or implied in my
> recent post. The question was  asked and answered.
> The Mass of the Pre-Sanctified originated in the 
> 9th century and was suppressed by Pope Pius II  in
> 1955 (see the  Catholic Encyclopedia and/or
> www.catholiceducation.org) when he issued  a new
> order for Holy Week. 
>   
>  Like a number of  practices  done in Anglican
> parishes, precedent can be found for almost
> anything,  and generally  depends upon the choice of
>  source, and the  period in Anglican history one
> favors. 
>   
>   I can think of so many important things going on
> in the so-called  mainline churches that offend the
> Faith (like denials of the Virgin  Birth,
> Incarnation, Atonement, etc) that I personally am
> content with  the differences that may exist between
> Evangelical, Anglo-Catholic  and  Broad Church
> (litugically speaking) Anglicans.  We are  all
> embarked on the same great cause, which is the
> proclamation of  the  work of Christ and His Church.
> 
>   
>  Since Cranmer,  Latimer, Ridley, Andrewes, Jewell,
> Laud, Wesley, Simeon, Pusey,   Keble and J.C. Ryle
> could all fit into the same Church, I figure we in 
> the REC and APA can also, in good conscience, be in
> the Church even  when we disagree about
> non-essentials. 
>   
>   Am I just CRAZY to think this is possible, or  AM
> I MISSING SOMETHING HERE?
>   
>   Have a Blessed Easter!
>   
>   James T. Payne
>   Rector
>   St. Thomas of Canterbury
>   Houston, Texas
> 
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