-
designate one
person who parti****tes in the
worship service as the
liturgist. The
liturgist may read announcements, scriptures, and
calls to worship, while...
-
reaches at
least 97
civilian liturgists per year in Athens, and at
least 118 in
years of the
Greater Panathenaia. The
liturgist (λειτουργός / leitourgós)...
- P****ion of the Christ,
follows the
Stations of the Cross. Some
modern liturgists say the
traditional Stations of the
Cross are
incomplete without a final...
-
several other artists, and is a co-founder of the art
collective The
Liturgists. As
early as 2002,
Gungor began producing albums with his church, Resurrection...
- D.B., (22
January 1944) is an
Italian Salesian priest,
theologian and
liturgist and is an
Ordinary professor emeritus of the
Salesian Pontifical University...
- the
personal secretary to
three archbishops from 1988 to 2003,
chief liturgist from 2004 to 2007, and
chancellor from 2005 to 2007.
Marini was born in...
-
Alcuin of York (/ˈælkwɪn/; Latin:
Flaccus Albinus Alcuinus; c. 735 – 19 May 804) – also
called Ealhwine, Alhwin, or
Alchoin – was a scholar, clergyman...
- Aberdeen.
According to
Steven Holmes, he was one of the most
notable liturgists of his time,
designing many fine
examples of
Sacrament Houses across the...
-
changes made to the
liturgy in 1955 and
onward were
largely the work of
liturgist Annibale Bugnini, whom
traditionalists say was more
interested in innovation...
- the
subject of
Neopaganism and magic.
Bonewits was a
public speaker,
liturgist,
singer and songwriter, and
founder of the
Neopagan organizations Ár nDraíocht...
