{"id":381,"date":"2002-03-10T13:15:32","date_gmt":"2002-03-10T18:15:32","guid":{"rendered":"\/?p=381"},"modified":"2002-03-10T13:15:32","modified_gmt":"2002-03-10T18:15:32","slug":"liturgical-needs","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/grace-filled.net\/?p=381","title":{"rendered":"Liturgical Needs"},"content":{"rendered":"

I am starting to get back into liturgical mode, I think. I went to the traditional (liturgical) service at my church last Sunday and it fed me well. The contemporary service was good today but I think I would have gotten just as much out of liturgy. Wednesday night is sort of liturgical but not quite what I need so I am really thankful for chapel these days where I can do Morning Prayer communally.<\/p>\n

I am starting to think that I might have to start doing Compline on my own at night or go to Compline next quarter. Jane and I are leading Holden Evening Prayer on Wednesdays and Jane is doing Compline that night as well. I will also have to start going to LBW Evening Prayer with Jon on Tuesday nights. It’s crazy — Jon is super liturgical and it’s hard for us to do devotions together because we are so different; but I’m really starting to become like him now.<\/p>\n

We did the litany last Friday in chapel and it wasn’t as good as it was on September 12 when we did it acapella before Eucharist because of September 11th. It was still meaningful however and I honestly would not mind chanting it more frequently. (For those who are wondering, it’s a litany based on the Kyrie which is the prayer in which we say in Koine Greek “Lord have mercy, Christ have mercy”. (The Greek is Kyrie eleison, Christe eleison<\/i>.) It is especially good during Lent because this is when we are atoning for our sins.<\/p>\n

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