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4. Chapter Six: WALK IN BEAUTY.

Subjects
LITURGICS, EARTH (Planet), AESTHETICS, CANDLES, FEATHERS
Abstract

The article offers information on the liturgy entitled "Walk in Beauty" regarding the beauty of the Earth. It mentions that one can prepare for the liturgy by placing a candle, a feather, and a bowl of water on the central symbol table. It states that the participants can offer one another a greeting of beauty by saying "You are beauty for our world."

Published
2002

5. Chapter Five: THINK GREEN AS HOPE FOR PLANET EARTH.

Subjects
EARTH Day, LITURGICS, EARTH (Planet), ROCKS, CHANTS
Abstract

The article focuses on the liturgy for the celebration of Earth Day on April 22, 2002. It mentions that the liturgy can be celebrated in a room with many windows using an earth-colored cloth in the center of the circle which was then placed with Earth symbols such as rocks. It presents a prayer of creation entitled "We Call upon the Earth, Our Planet Home." It adds that participants should recite "The Earth, the Air, the Fire, the Water."

Published
2002

6. Chapter One: AN ECOFEMINIST LITURGICAL VISION.

Subjects
ECOFEMINISM, LITURGICS, CREATION, HUMAN life cycle, NATURE, REINCARNATION
Abstract

The article offers the author's insights regarding her ecofeminist liturgy vision. The author states that the metaphor of return blessings captured her attention when they were asked to create an economist liturgy which will light the way for the next thousand years. She relates that all creations hold blessings which are needed for the life cycle to continue from generation to generation. She says that nature was her friend while life, death, and rebirth were its lessons.

Published
2002

7. Chapter IX: Sundry Elements of Dramatic Nature in the Liturgy.

Subjects
LITURGICS, LITURGICAL drama, EUROPEAN drama, EUROPEAN literature, RITES & ceremonies
Abstract

Chapter 9 of the book "The Liturgical Context of Early European Drama" is presented. It explores the elements of dramatic nature in the Liturgy including the assembly, scriptural selections, prayers, singing and bowing. It highlights the Eastern Testimony of the dramatic elements, such as the Narsai of Edessa and the Western Testimony, which includes Gregory of Tours and the Diocese of Monza, Milan and Toledo. An overview of the Mozarabic Rite is offered.

Published
1989

8. THE FOUNDING OF CHURCHES.

Subjects
CHURCH buildings, RELIGIOUS institutions, CLERGY, PROTESTANTS, LITURGICS, CITIES & towns
Abstract

This article focuses on the development of churches at Levittown, New Jersey. Nineteen churches and synagogues were established in Levittown by 1964, thirteen during the first two years, and of the initial ones, ten were organized externally. Perhaps the principal reason is that churches, like nationwide voluntary associations, want to add new branches and congregants, and Levittown provided the opportunity--particularly for a group of "minor" Protestant denominations. The builder wanted minor denominations in Levittown, knowing from previous experience that they would offer extra community services as a means of attracting congregants. Despite organizational and doctrinal differences among the denominations, the formation of new congregations followed a remarkably similar pattern. But by far the most important step in planning the new churches was the selection of the minister. Although doctrine holds that people must be attracted by theology and liturgy, the fate of the church depended considerably on the first ministers.

Published
1967

13. Das Tetraevangelium des Ivan Aleksandăr

Author

Popova, Tanja and Miklas, Heinz

Subjects
Gospel-texts, synaxarion, calendary (menologion), Bulgarian-Church Slavonic, edition, codicology, pala(e)ography, art history, textology, lexics, liturgics, Evangelientexte, Synaxarion, Kalendarium, Bulgarisch-Kirchenslawisch, Edition, Kodikologie, Paläographie, Kunstgeschichte, Textologie, Lexik, Liturgik, Liturgie, thema EDItEUR::D Biography, Literature and Literary studies
Abstract

The first philological edition of the famous Four Gospels of the Bulgarian tsar Ivan Alexander from 1356 with its later liturgical additions, accompanied by studies on the codicology and palaeography, the tsar’s portraits, textual history, lexics, as well as the liturgical synaxarion and calendary (menologion), bibliographies and indices., Philologische Erstedition des berühmten Tetraevangeliums des Bulgarenzaren Ivan Alexander von 1356 mit seinen späteren liturgischen Anhängen, begleitet von Studien zur Kodikologie, Paläographie, den Zarenportraits, der Textgeschichte, Lexik sowie dem liturgischen Synaxarion und Kalendarium, Bibliographien und Indizes.Първото филологическо издание на прочутото четириевангелие на българския цар Иван Александър от 1356 г. с по-късните литургически добавки, придружено от изследвания върху кодикологията, палеографията, царските протрети, текстовата история, лексика, както на литургичния синаксар и календар, библиографии и индекси.

Published
2017
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14. THE RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE OF WORSHIP AND PRAYER: Other Characteristic Problems.

Author

Steinkraus, Warren E. and Mitias, Michael H.

Subjects
*PRAYER, *ATTITUDES toward religion, *LITURGICS, *PETITIONS, *BUDDHISM
Abstract

The article offers information on the religious value of repetitive prayers. It says that memorized or repeated prayers, such as liturgical and repentance prayers, may seem to violate genuine religious attitude and may lack any thoughts. It also discusses petitionary and intercessory prayer, as well the concept of praying for others in Buddhism and Roman Catholicism.

Published
1998

15. Katalog der Mittelalterlichen Handschriften in Salzburg, Registerband

Author

Czifra, Nikolaus, Lorenz, Rüdiger, and Hayer, Gerold

Subjects
Codicology, medieval studies, literary history, history of science, history of law, liturgics, Handschriftenkunde, Mediävistik, Literaturgeschichte, Medizingeschichte, Rechtsgeschichte, Liturgiewissenschaft, Augustinus von Hippo, Dominica, Jesus Christus, Salzburg
Abstract

The catalogue contains manuscript descriptions of smaller collections from the county of Salzburg, especially those, held at Salzburg City Archive (Archiv der Stadt Salzburg), Salzburg District Archive (Salzburger Landesarchiv), Archive of the Archdiocese Salzburg (Archiv der Erzdiözese Salzburg), Salzburg Museum Library (Bibliothek des Salzburg Museums) as well as those held at the Library and the Archive of Mattsee Monastery. The catalogue continues a list of previous publications that make major collections of German medieval manuscripts in Salzburg accessible, such as the catalogue of German manuscripts of St. Peter, the University Library and the Latin manuscripts from Michaelbeuern Monastery., Dieser Katalog erfasst die mittelalterlichen Handschriftenbestände bis zum Jahr 1600 in kleineren Institutionen in Salzburg, zu denen das Archiv der Stadt Salzburg, das Salzburger Landesarchiv, das Archiv der Erzdiözese Salzburg, die Bibliothek des Salzburg Museum und Stiftsbibliothek und –archiv Mattsee zählen. Der Katalog schließt damit an eine Reihe der bisher schon bearbeiteten größeren Sammlungen der deutschen Handschriften von St. Peter und der Universitätsbibliothek sowie der deutschen und lateinischen Handschriften des Stifts Michaelbeuern an. Katalogband siehe: http://e-book-fwf-ac.at/o:811

Published
2015
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16. Katalog der Mittelalterlichen Handschriften in Salzburg, Katalogband

Author

Czifra, Nikolaus, Lorenz, Rüdiger, and Hayer, Gerold

Subjects
Codicology, medieval studies, literary history, history of science, history of law, liturgics, Handschriftenkunde, Mediävistik, Literaturgeschichte, Medizingeschichte, Rechtsgeschichte, Liturgiewissenschaft, Bastarda, Bucheinband, Initiale, Pergament, Tinte, bic Book Industry Communication::H Humanities::HB History
Abstract

The catalogue contains manuscript descriptions of smaller collections from the county of Salzburg, especially those, held at Salzburg City Archive (Archiv der Stadt Salzburg), Salzburg District Archive (Salzburger Landesarchiv), Archive of the Archdiocese Salzburg (Archiv der Erzdiözese Salzburg), Salzburg Museum Library (Bibliothek des Salzburg Museums) as well as those held at the Library and the Archive of Mattsee Monastery. The catalogue continues a list of previous publications that make major collections of German medieval manuscripts in Salzburg accessible, such as the catalogue of German manuscripts of St. Peter, the University Library and the Latin manuscripts from Michaelbeuern Monastery., Dieser Katalog erfasst die mittelalterlichen Handschriftenbestände bis zum Jahr 1600 in kleineren Institutionen in Salzburg, zu denen das Archiv der Stadt Salzburg, das Salzburger Landesarchiv, das Archiv der Erzdiözese Salzburg, die Bibliothek des Salzburg Museum und Stiftsbibliothek und –archiv Mattsee zählen. Der Katalog schließt damit an eine Reihe der bisher schon bearbeiteten größeren Sammlungen der deutschen Handschriften von St. Peter und der Universitätsbibliothek sowie der deutschen und lateinischen Handschriften des Stifts Michaelbeuern an. Registerband siehe: http://e-book-fwf-ac.at/o:812

Published
2015
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19. Episcopal Church Liturgical Colors and Calendar, 2007-2011.

Subjects
LITURGICS, CHRISTMAS, EPIPHANY, EVANGELISTS
Abstract

An almanac entry about the Episcopal Church Liturgical Colors and Calendar for 2007-2011 is presented. One of the most common liturgical colors in the Episcopal Church is white for Christmas Day through First Sunday after Epiphany, Maundy Thursday, Trinity Sunday, and Feasts of the Lord. Red is for the Day of Pentecost, Holy Cross Day, and feasts of apostles and evangelists.

Published
2008

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