Beth M

@bmayn.bsky.social

Bostonian. Southerner. Baptized. I'm interested in stuff.

Well I mean also, you used to learn this by living at a seminary and participating in 3 liturgies a day playing every role you canonically could, and thus having to apply the calendar categories and rules yourself multiple times a week.

Kara N. Slade@karanslade.bsky.social · last mo.

One would think that more seminary professors than just me are neurodivergent enough to devote a whole class period to explaining the categories of feast days and the rules of precedence.

This morning during my sermon, an entire division or perhaps several divisions of the organ suddenly ciphered. It sounded like cats running across the keyboard at full volume.

This is a fantastic sermon. Episcopalians need more preachers like Rob: at ease, full of speakers' craft but feeling relaxed and authentic, linking easily with life stories and contemporary attitudes, and invested in the core Christian message. Stop waiting for the paperwork; just pass the fire.

Kara N. Slade@karanslade.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Our intern Rob Long is a former screenwriter and radio commentator, and he preached an absolute banger of a sermon today. The first 30 seconds are cut off, but he starts by describing Easter in Jerusalem. Give it a watch. You won’t regret it. www.youtube.com/live/9xmyzYn...

Heck, half the time they don't even bother to put a sign up! If there's no sign, it's almost always Catholic. "St. Francis de Sales has been there since 1883 everybody knows what it is come on" "Insta says it should be Ascend City now" "Yeah right, Mass is at 11 bub"

Conrad Elliot ✝️📿🏳️‍⚧️@conradelliot.bsky.social · 5mo ago

This is why I like Catholics! They plant a church and slap "St Mary's Catholic Church" on the sign and call it a day haha 🕯