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Vincent Karl Schwahn Ryckman
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Doing a Celtic Eucharist
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Book of Common Prayer in Spanish.....(Libro de Oracion Comun en Espanol)
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Juan oliver Sep 18.
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If you're interested in contemporary Celtic liturgy check out Llyfr Gweddi Gyffredin
the Book of Common Prayer in Welsh @ http://justus.anglican.org/resources/bcp/Wales/Welsh1662.htm
The 2004 Welsh Prayer Book (TREFN AR GYFER Y CYMUN BENDIGAID - ...
A Celtic liturgy in Mexico... how interesting. Thank you for sharing, while this might seem strange to some I'm happy to hear the traditions seem to speak to your group, and appreciate your thoughts on cultural exchange. Love to find out more abou...
hello...I am in the process of changing canonical residence to LA...I am a priest in Mexico City.....happy to keep in touch with your group in LA....am currently the rector of Christ Church and in charge of the cultural and museum project downtown...
Emergent in the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles.
A forum for spanish speaking anglicans etc. to connect. Una forma para Anglicanos etc. hispano parlante de conectarse.
A forum for spanish speaking anglicans etc. to connect. Una forma para Anglicanos etc. hispano parlante de conectarse.
I agree....they are many Anliphile...there is a large following of our Scottish PIpe Band in Mexico...yet all of the members of the band are fully Mexican.....which shows us that culturalization goes two ways....perhaps that is what we realy need....
This should be a project of a special commission of all concerned. We are ready for it. Let´s advocate for the creation of a new Book, in Spanish, drafted by a special commission of poets, liturgical theologians and if necessary, some bishops. We ...
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- Anglican Church of Mexico
- Your Diocese
- Diocese of Mexico
- Your City
- Mexico City Mexico
- Your Parish
- Christ Church Parish
- Your parish website
- http://christchurchmexico.org
- Your Anglican 'Species'
- Priest
- Your 'Day Job'
- Rector of Christ Church Parish
- What you do for fun and re-creation?
- Go to the "Luchas", the wresling matches in Mexico.
Take my Golden Retriever Sabastian for walks
Invite friends for dinner.
Go to the movies especially cine de arte
study german at the Goethe Institute
visit museums and expos
ride bike with my partner
- What do you see as some of the biggest challenges facing Anglicans today?
- real Inclusion, tolerance, patience with the "other",
getting back to basics mission and ministry and message of the Gospel. (doing the spiritual and corporal works of mercy)
the need to renew the "episcopacy" more in accord with the Gospel/primitive church principals. (enough of miters and crosiers, miters to inflate egos and crosiers to beat over the heads of their subjects because the have the title The Most Reverend). What about the yoke of humility and gentleness?
- What do you see as some of the biggest opportunities for Anglicans today?
- That we practice what we preach. That we do the work the Gospel invites us and demands us to do.
That we worry more about people and less about doctrine and morals and keeping the institution afloat.
- What do you want Anglimergent to be? and what other Anglimergent resources, gatherings, activities or events would you find helpful for your ministry?
- A system of support with other Anglicans who have been in ministry lay or ordained (me for 17 years) and feel that we are really getting it wrong. Our spirituality, our sacramentality, our ministry and mission has been interrupted by debates, doctrinal discussions, moralising, and name calling. When I started with all this I thought it was about Love of God and Love of Neighbor? Wasn't it?
First U2charist in Latin America
This video is of the first u2charist (U2misa) in Latin America which took place on
October 5th 2007 in Christ Church Parish Mexico City. We hope you enjoy this video.
October 5th 2007 in Christ Church Parish Mexico City. We hope you enjoy this video.
Vincent Karl Schwahn Ryckman's Videos
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Now that the Spirit has come...and gone?
I sit here on Pentecost evening....tired.....similar to the Holy Week-Easter tired. Our U2charist Pentecost Vigil is over, The Bishop has made his visitation and confirmed his candidates and is gone home, the congregation ate its cake from 12 different plates representing each month for the Churches birthday. These are liturgical highs for me....but then comes the liturgical downs.....I am a bit tired, wondering if we had a decent attendance or not, did it go well for us, was there enough ¨Spiri… Continue
Posted on May 31, 2009 at 4:45pm —
For those concerned about Swine Flu Virus in Mexico (Rector of Christ Church Mexico)
Dear Friends,
I am the Rector of Christ Church Parish in Mexico. We visit every Monday the General Hospital taking sandwiches and coffee to the families in the emeregency waiting room and I bring the sacraments to the sick and the dying. Yesterday I had the opportunity to visit patients who are infected with the Swine Virus. According to the statistics that I recieved the cases reported and given by the media are quite accurate. At this hospital there have been some deaths (less than 10) in the… Continue
I am the Rector of Christ Church Parish in Mexico. We visit every Monday the General Hospital taking sandwiches and coffee to the families in the emeregency waiting room and I bring the sacraments to the sick and the dying. Yesterday I had the opportunity to visit patients who are infected with the Swine Virus. According to the statistics that I recieved the cases reported and given by the media are quite accurate. At this hospital there have been some deaths (less than 10) in the… Continue
Posted on April 28, 2009 at 11:43am — 4 Comments
Taking the Lent out of Lent.....
Lent is a play on words in spanish which means "slow" from Lento..... the correct word in spanish is Cuaresma which means 40 days. Also there is a saying in spanish "tan lento como la Cuaresma....as slow as Lent..." meaning that Lent is a boring time, that it is long and drawn out, it has no real flavor to it except the wonderful Mexican food which is cooked on fridays for "vigilia" (meatless days). But even in Mexico chicken has been added to the foods which can be eaten on fast days! I love th… Continue
Posted on February 11, 2009 at 2:48pm —
Getting back to Spirituality
The new year brings with it the many challenges of returning to one's original purpose and mission....
somewhat like Jesus when he is Baptized and understands more clearly his mission and ministry.
It seems that modern spirituality needs many options in terms of finding creative and new ways
of communicating with the Spirit. I have taken a bit the example of Phylis Tickle in praying more than once a day, three times if possible, morning, midday and early evening. I have instituted a "holy hour"… Continue
somewhat like Jesus when he is Baptized and understands more clearly his mission and ministry.
It seems that modern spirituality needs many options in terms of finding creative and new ways
of communicating with the Spirit. I have taken a bit the example of Phylis Tickle in praying more than once a day, three times if possible, morning, midday and early evening. I have instituted a "holy hour"… Continue
Posted on January 14, 2009 at 5:49pm — 1 Comment
Keep our Community in mind in Mexico as we celebrate "Dia de los Muertos"
This weekend many Mexicans will be celebrating all Souls (Dia de los Muertos) to honor and cherish their loved ones. Christ Church Parish in Mexico City will be celebrating our third U2/MIsa to commemorate the heroes of the last century who have struggled for peace, justice… Continue
Posted on October 29, 2008 at 3:04pm —
Comment Wall (7 comments)
- At 11:55am on August 25, 2008,
Vincent Karl Schwahn Ryckman said…
- Ariel, I think that many of us traditionally look to Lambeth for guidance and dirrection from our Bishops on moral, liturgical, social, and church related issues. Recent history has shown that they have not been enough of one mind to be very clear about any of those issues. IT seems that this last conference was about prayer, listening, study, sharing, ecumenical dialogue, and openess to change and vision together. That changes alot how the bishops work together and perhaps even shows us a new way of doing work together in our communities and a new way to resolve our own infighing and conflicts by going back to our human, spiritual, and respectful ways of working with each other. As to Latin America.... I belive that the recent attitude of the Bishops especially taking into account the Ecumenical nature of Lameth have shown us that we need to be engaged not only on Anglican lines but also with other Christians. Catholics, Protestants, and Orthodox as we walk forward. No longer can we just work alone. That is a great lesson to learn! Thanks!
- At 9:03am on August 21, 2008,
Ariel Irrazábal said… - Vincent, I would like trasmitirte two questions.
1) What is your vision, in general, Lambeth Conference?
2) What benefit can we discover how Latin American?
Ariel.
- At 1:23pm on August 20, 2008,
Ricardo Blanco-Beledo said… - Querido Vincent:
Me ha dado una gran alegría recibir tu mensaje.
Me sorprende muy gratamente.
Confío en Dios que esas actitudes perduren en el tiempo.
Mientras tanto sigamos trabajando en la alegría de anunciar el Proyecto de Dios para todos.
Un fuerte abrazo
Pax
Ricardo
- At 9:48am on August 20, 2008,
- Dear Friends, Thank you for sharing your ideas. I have to add that yesterday in Clerikus we had a discussion with our Bishop and Primate Carlos about his impressions of Lambeth. I believe I have a better sense of it's results after his discussion with us. Lambeth seemed to have been for the Bishops....a retreat, a time to get to know each other, a time to pray and share and reflect. Perhaps that is why so little has been heard. It also seems that his estimation of Archbishop Rowan has trully increased and he was very pleased with his simplicity, his spirituality, his leadership and his focus. Sadly, those who see Lambeth as a jurisdicitional entity like Synods certainly go away unhappy. But as a consultative group learning to be with each other as leaders in the church, perhaps this is a new model of doing church? Prayer, discussion, bible study, making real human contact even with the person who is not in your camp politically is a new way of doing church. There was sadness from our Bishop about the role that Gene Robinson played in the conference. HIs comment was Gene Robinson is not about sexuality, he is about honesty and the fact that the church has been hipocritical about it's homosexual bishops (there have been plenty and are plenty with partners who did enter those gates at Lambeth). There is still work to be done. Vincent
- At 8:12am on August 14, 2008,
Tim Mathis said… - Hey Vincent,
Really glad to see you here, and adding your voice to discussions. I've been curious to hear some voices from outside of the English Colonial world.
Peace,
Tim
- At 2:38pm on August 11, 2008,
Jose Vega said… - Hola saludos, claro que compartimos los ideales, y esos son los que nos deben hace4r buscar un nuevo rostor de espiritualidad en este mundo postmoderno
- At 3:42pm on August 8, 2008,
Juan Jose Colin Arciniega said… - Here i'm!!!... Thanks for sharing this with me. You gave me two chances to do 2 U2charist together...we'll do a third one. Thank you. God Bless You! ;)
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