Liturgy, Order and the LawLiturgy is concerned with the worship of God. Yet in spite of that - some might say because of that - it is necessary to have rules. It is sometimes mistakenly thought that these rules are archaic and therefore irrevelant; in fact the rules and their interpretation have changed considerablyin recent years, so much so that there is now widespread concern among the clergy and church administrators about the degree to which Liturgical Law is being correctly understood and applied.This book has a straight forward aim which is to describe and analyse a wide range of Ecclesiastical Law topics which are scarcely dealt with in other books on Church Law and Ecclesiastical Law. As such it provides not merely a statement of legal principles but also a discussion in-depth of therelevant law and its developments. The style is precise and easy to read. The authorities and foot-notes are comprehensive. Arguably it presents the most comprehensive coverage of Ecclesiastical Law published in modern times. |
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It is , however , likely that it is indeed permissible by reason of the fact that the notes in the Alternative Service Book must be regarded as indicative of proper Church order " 37 . In addition , a baptised and confirmed person may ...
It is , however , likely that it is indeed permissible by reason of the fact that the notes in the Alternative Service Book must be regarded as indicative of proper Church order " 37 . In addition , a baptised and confirmed person may ...
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As has been seen , the mere fact that a form of apparel is not mentioned by the Canon does not mean that its wearing is therefore illegal336 . Indeed , the wearing of a black robe when preaching has been held not to be illegal337 .
As has been seen , the mere fact that a form of apparel is not mentioned by the Canon does not mean that its wearing is therefore illegal336 . Indeed , the wearing of a black robe when preaching has been held not to be illegal337 .
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In fact , the minimum of three was not invariable . The first rubric to the Communion of the Sick in the Book of Common Prayer provides that there should be three communicants in addition to the priest ' or two at the least ' .
In fact , the minimum of three was not invariable . The first rubric to the Communion of the Sick in the Book of Common Prayer provides that there should be three communicants in addition to the priest ' or two at the least ' .
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Liturgy, Order and the Law Rupert D. H. Bursell,Rupert Bursell No hay ninguna vista previa disponible - 1996 |
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14 Halsbury's Laws according addition Alternative Service Book Amendment Anglican apply approval archbishops authorised authority banns baptism bishop Book of Common burial Canon Canon B 43 cause celebration ceremony chapel child Church of England Churchwardens circumstances Common Prayer concerning confirmed congregation consecrated contrary council course court cure deacon diocesan bishop directions discretion doubt duty Ecclesiastical England 4th et seq example fact footnote form of service further give given hand Holy Communion House incumbent infra interpretation Laws of England licence light Marriage Act 1949 matter meaning Measure minister Ministry Morning Nevertheless Note notice occasions Opinions Ordinary para parents parish particular perform permission permitted person practice present priest provision publication published question reason receive reference regarded relation respectively rite rubric sacrament seems solemnised specifically supra Synod Table unless variations Worship and Doctrine
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Discipline and Justice in the Church of England Gillian Rosemary Evans Vista previa restringida - 1998 |