Here are all the programs we've put up on the web since January. The most recent, which is last on the list, is for Quinquagesima (February 22) and the coming of Lent. Have a listen:
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A Blog from the editor of
Gottesdienst
a journal of the Evangelical-Lutheran Liturgy
(www.gottesdienst.org)
Gottesdienst
a journal of the Evangelical-Lutheran Liturgy
(www.gottesdienst.org)
About Me
- Fr BFE
- I've been a Lutheran pastor for about 35 years (LCMS), and have been here in Kewanee for about 17 of those years. Did I mention that I'm also the editor-in-chief of Gottesdienst? Check it out at www.gottesdienst.org. If you really want to see more about me, get on that Gottesdienst website and check out my cv.
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- St. Paul's Newsletter
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- Gottesdienst: a journal of the Evangelical-Lutheran Liturgy
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- CyberStones
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- Father Hollywood
- Paredwka: Dropping the Ball
- Esgetology
- Weedon's Blog
- One Lutheran . . . Ablog!TM
- The Rebellious Pastor's Wife
- Gaba's Notebook: a Traditionalist Lutheran Blog
- Incarnatus Est
- Hermeneia
- One Lutheran...Ablog!
- Stand Firm
- Conversi Ad Dominum
- Mere Comments (Touchstone Magazine)
- Engelein
- Lutheran Liturgical Prayer Brotherhood
- Rev. Gehlbach's Liturgical Congregation Finder
- The Small Catechlysm
- Xrysostom
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2009
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February
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- On being ashamed of Jesus
- On Kissing Jesus' Feet
- On Repentance, II
- On Repentance
- The Father of Receptionism
- The Difference between a Tabernacle and a Monstrance
- So We're A Little Behind
- St. Paul's on the Air
- Why Reserve the Reliquae?
- Join Us at the Table
- The Confessional Ingredient in Having a Tabernacle
- Happy Birthday Ronaldus Magnus
- Still at It
- Before the Incarnate One
- You've Got a Friend
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February
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3 comments:
Pr. Eckardt,
I just listened to your Feb. 22nd broadcast and really enjoyed it.
Do you have any advice or guidelines on how/when to fast during Lent if one never has before?
Here's a list of things worthy of omitting during Lent, which you may consider (any or all). This is a pretty comprehensive list, in no particular order, and therefore only partially a recommendation; determine for yourself how much of it to undertake:
Sweets
Sugars
Dairy products
Eggs (a particularly helpful item, from which the tradition of Easter Eggs arose)
The meat of four-footed animals (on Fridays, or on Wednesdays and Fridays, or throughout Lent, as was the requirement in earlier times)
The meat of birds (on Fridays, or one Wednesdays and Fridays, or throughout Lent, as was the requirement in earlier times)
Alcoholic beverages
Snacks between meals
Add to this list the following:
Weddings
Parties
Orgies (read 'spring break')
Let's see, did I forget anything?
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