[Magdalen] Prayers for discernment

[Grace Cangialosi]

Marion, I'm sure it's too late to be useful, but I saw a marvelous post on
FB yesterday, and when I followed it, the opening page had a terrific
meditation on the Trinity by Richard Rohr.  The site is
theworkofthepeople.com <http://workofthepeople.com>  I pulled it up just
now to check, and the Trinity piece is right on top...it's a video with
Rohr and some stunning views of space.   You might want to just take a look
at it; in fact, I commend it to all of you.  The site is by subscription,
but there's a free trial period available.  They also have a seven part
series on the Eucharist , which was the trailer on FB yesterday. With
Parker Palmer, Sara Miles, Stanley Hauerwas and others.  Very moving. The
piece on the Trinity was not unlike what I preached on Trinity Sunday last
year, but much more effective and poetic.  Good luck with your sermon.
Thankfully, I'm not preaching tomorrow...  I'm going to be visiting at
Cady's church and will hear her rector's reflections on the Trinity--ending
his 40+ years at that church, which, appropriately enough, is Trinity
Church!

On Sat, May 30, 2015 at 3:11 PM, Marion Thompson <marionwhitevale at gmail.com>
wrote:

> But, alas, I am not ordained and now too long in the tooth to be
> considered.  It was not written in the stars.  Their loss.  I continue to
> be useful as an 'enriched' licensed lay reader.  Have drawn the  Trinity
> Sunday  sermon short straw again -- back to work.
>
> Marion, a pilgrim
>
> On 5/29/2015 3:46 PM, Susan Hutchinson wrote:
>
>> >>>>You are right about Montreal and Quebec generally, in my experience
>> there is not a lot of anglo catholic practice (and what there is is not
>> particularly female friendly) and it's even difficult to find the BAS once
>> you are out of the city. However, depending on your French, there is a
>> great need for part-time/non-stipendary clergy in that diocese.
>>
>
>


-- 
Grace Cangialosi
Ruckersville, VA

Keep Calm and Carry OM.