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Eating Liturgically: Calendar

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✨THIS WEEK'S DAYS✨: http://eatingliturgically.com/2022/05/08/this-weeks-days/ Monday, May 9 – 🎉Feast Day! ALLELUIA! Rejoice and be glad in Eastertide, rejoicing in the glorious resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ! Tuesday, May 10 – 🎉Feast Day! ALLELUIA! Rejoice and be glad in Eastertide, rejoicing in the glorious resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ! Wednesday, May 11 – 🎉Feast Day! ALLELUIA! Rejoice and be glad in Eastertide, rejoicing in the glorious resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ! Thursday, May 12 –🎉Feast Day! ALLELUIA! Rejoice and be glad in Eastertide, rejoicing in the glorious resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ! Friday, May 13 – 🎉Feast Day! ALLELUIA! Rejoice and be glad in Eastertide, rejoicing in the glorious resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ! Saturday, May 14 – 🎉Feast Day! ALLELUIA! Rejoice and be glad in Eastertide, rejoicing in the glorious resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ! Sunday, May 15 – 🎉Feast Day! ALLELUIA! Rejoice and be glad in this weekly remembrance of the glorious resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ! The Lesser Feasts and Fasts on the Episcopal Calendar for this week 🔹9 Gregory of Nazianzus, Bishop of Constantinople, 389 🔹11 Johann Arndt and Jacob Boehme, Mystics, 1621 and 1624 🔹13 Frances Perkins, Public Servant and Prophetic Witness, 1965 #thisweeksdays #episcopal #eatingliturgically #calendar #mealplan #feast #fast #fierce #fragile #GregoryOfNazianzus #JohannArndt #JacobBoehme #FrancesPerkins

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Every Sunday is a FEAST day on the Episcopal Liturgical Calendar, and even though we're in a season of feasting (#fiftyfeastsofeaster), Sunday is always the Lord's Day and a special feast.

So - what are you feasting on today? (any Easter chocolate left?)

#eatingliturgically #feastday #sunday

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Every Sunday is a FEAST day on the Episcopal Liturgical Calendar, and even though we're in a season of feasting (#fiftyfeastsofeaster), Sunday is always the Lord's Day and a special feast. So - what are you feasting on today? (any Easter chocolate left?) #eatingliturgically #feastday #sunday

2 weeks ago

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2/9

Breaking bread together *in the cathedral itself* which has been renovated for reconfigurable seating...amazing, beautiful, sacred space.

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Breaking bread together *in the cathedral itself* which has been renovated for reconfigurable seating...amazing, beautiful, sacred space. #eatingliturgically

3 weeks ago

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3/9

Part of why I advocate for a regular eating pattern around the liturgical calendar is because if you're not doing the regular things, you don't notice the extraordinary things.

Usually, regularly, Friday is a fasting day. A day of special devotion to fasting and prayer.
Today, Friday in Easter, is a feast day. Every day in the season of Easter is a feasting day.

I am jolted today. It feels *different* to be feasting today.
And with this jolt, I remember...ALLELUIA! CHRIST IS RISEN!

If Fridays were just days? Just days like any other?
It wouldn't make me a bad person or anything. But I wouldn't be experiencing a jolt of resurrection either.

I highly recommend a jolt of resurrection when it comes your way.

#eatingliturgically #episcopal #friday #easter #fiftyfeastsofeaster

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Part of why I advocate for a regular eating pattern around the liturgical calendar is because if you're not doing the regular things, you don't notice the extraordinary things. Usually, regularly, Friday is a fasting day. A day of special devotion to fasting and prayer. Today, Friday in Easter, is a feast day. Every day in the season of Easter is a feasting day. I am jolted today. It feels *different* to be feasting today. And with this jolt, I remember...ALLELUIA! CHRIST IS RISEN! If Fridays were just days? Just days like any other? It wouldn't make me a bad person or anything. But I wouldn't be experiencing a jolt of resurrection either. I highly recommend a jolt of resurrection when it comes your way. #eatingliturgically #episcopal #friday #easter #fiftyfeastsofeaster

3 weeks ago

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4/9

My husband and I have a Diner Date most Thursday mornings. After the kids are off to school, we go to a diner just down the road from us. They know I like decaf coffee and my husband likes regular. They know he'll likely order an eggs benedict and I will ask to substitute grilled tomatoes for hash browns.

I just finished reading "eucharist with a small 'e'" by M.T. Winter (who was also one of my professors this semester) - one of the invitations of that book is to realize that the Eucharist liturgy we've evolved from the Last Supper (take, eat, this is my body...) is just a part of what Jesus was doing that night.
He was eating. With his friends.
The book goes on to explore all the times Jesus teaches through and at table fellowship - with the stories he told and the food he ate and those he ate with.

M.T. asks us to notice those times in our lives when we experience that kind of connection with one another - through love, with food.
In that paradigm, I think my weekly Diner Date with my husband could be considered a small "e" eucharist. We prioritize it and give thanks for it in our busy lives. We prioritize and give thanks for each other.

Are there any small "e" eucharists in the rhythms of your life?

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My husband and I have a Diner Date most Thursday mornings. After the kids are off to school, we go to a diner just down the road from us. They know I like decaf coffee and my husband likes regular. They know he'll likely order an eggs benedict and I will ask to substitute grilled tomatoes for hash browns. I just finished reading "eucharist with a small 'e'" by M.T. Winter (who was also one of my professors this semester) - one of the invitations of that book is to realize that the Eucharist liturgy we've evolved from the Last Supper (take, eat, this is my body...) is just a part of what Jesus was doing that night. He was eating. With his friends. The book goes on to explore all the times Jesus teaches through and at table fellowship - with the stories he told and the food he ate and those he ate with. M.T. asks us to notice those times in our lives when we experience that kind of connection with one another - through love, with food. In that paradigm, I think my weekly Diner Date with my husband could be considered a small "e" eucharist. We prioritize it and give thanks for it in our busy lives. We prioritize and give thanks for each other. Are there any small "e" eucharists in the rhythms of your life?

3 weeks ago

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5/9

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I'm sorry this is a mid-week #thisweeksdays - SEMINARY FINALS WEEK, y'all. Pray for me. Feast and pray. --- ✨THIS WEEK'S DAYS✨: http://eatingliturgically.com/2022/04/24/this-weeks-days/ Monday, Apr 25 – 🎉Feast Day! Rejoice and be glad, remembering the example of Saint Mark the Evangelist! Tuesday, Apr 26 – 🎉Feast Day! ALLELUIA! Rejoice and be glad in Eastertide, rejoicing in the glorious resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ! Wednesday, Apr 27 – 🎉Feast Day! ALLELUIA! Rejoice and be glad in Eastertide, rejoicing in the glorious resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ! Thursday, Apr 28 –🎉Feast Day! ALLELUIA! Rejoice and be glad in Eastertide, rejoicing in the glorious resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ! Friday, Apr 29 – 🎉Feast Day! ALLELUIA! Rejoice and be glad in Eastertide, rejoicing in the glorious resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ! Saturday, Apr 30 – 🎉Feast Day! ALLELUIA! Rejoice and be glad in Eastertide, rejoicing in the glorious resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ! Sunday, May 1 – 🎉Feast Day! ALLELUIA! Rejoice and be glad in this weekly remembrance of the glorious resurrection of our Lord, Jesus Christ! (Note, the Feast of Saint Philip and Saint James, Apostles scheduled for May 1 is transposed to May 2, off the Sunday Feast.) The Lesser Feasts and Fasts on the Episcopal Calendar for this week 🔹27 Zita of Tuscany, Worker of Charity, 1271 🔹29 Catherine of Siena, 1380 #eatingliturgically #episcopal #mealplan #calendar #feast #fierce #fast #fragile #easter #SaintMark #ZitaOfTuscany #CatherineOfSiena

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6/9

On the last night of my Jesus Beyond Christianity class (Zoom), which is my last class of my seminary career, we're doing a small "e" eucharist together.

I had nothing in the house remotely like bread or wine. So, chocolate drizzled popcorn and seltzer it is.

Which may be for the best? I believe in the spirituality and holiness of shared food with all my heart...and that Eucharist is a really specific thing.
I'm sort of okay with being clear what this is not.
Allows me to be open to what it is.

But I am having FEELINGS y'all.

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On the last night of my Jesus Beyond Christianity class (Zoom), which is my last class of my seminary career, we're doing a small "e" eucharist together. I had nothing in the house remotely like bread or wine. So, chocolate drizzled popcorn and seltzer it is. Which may be for the best? I believe in the spirituality and holiness of shared food with all my heart...and that Eucharist is a really specific thing. I'm sort of okay with being clear what this is not. Allows me to be open to what it is. But I am having FEELINGS y'all.

3 weeks ago

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7/9

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Every Sunday is a FEAST day on the Episcopal Liturgical Calendar, and even though we're in a season of feasting (#fiftyfeastsofeaster), Sunday is always the Lord's Day and a special feast. So - what are you feasting on today? I'm working on lion cupcakes for St. Mark's Day tomorrow, and so will be feasting on some cake batter ;) #eatingliturgically #episcopal #sundayfeastday #lordsday #easter

3 weeks ago

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8/9

The food at Camp Washington is always a feast. IYKYK.

Spent 24 hours on retreat this weekend with my fellow nominees, postulants, and candidates for Holy Orders this weekend. Fed by Chef Ben's delicious food and by the companionship and laughter of my peers.

Ahhhhhh.

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The food at Camp Washington is always a feast. IYKYK. Spent 24 hours on retreat this weekend with my fellow nominees, postulants, and candidates for Holy Orders this weekend. Fed by Chef Ben's delicious food and by the companionship and laughter of my peers. Ahhhhhh.

3 weeks ago

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Romans 12:1-2 - Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God’s mercy, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God—this is your true and proper worship. Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will.

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