Updated on March 6, 2025 by Charlie Vensel
Similar to the Great Litany, the Southwell Litany is most helpful for self-reflection and examination of conscience, as a key lenten practice. An examination of conscience is an introspective practice involves reflecting on one’s thoughts, words, and actions… Read More
Updated on March 6, 2025 by Charlie Vensel
Beginning the First Sunday of Lent, our liturgy, being a Penitential Order of Service, will include reciting the Decalogue, or the Ten Commandments, until Holy Week. Below is a lenten Examination of Conscience based on the Ten Commandments… Read More
Updated on March 6, 2025 by Charlie Vensel
The Litany of Penitence is a formal prayer of confession and repentance, typically used during the liturgy for Ash Wednesday, the beginning of the Lenten season. It is a solemn and introspective prayer that invites worshippers to acknowledge… Read More
Updated on March 10, 2025 by Charlie Vensel
In the Anglican Church, Lent is a season of penitence, reflection, and spiritual renewal, traditionally observed over the 40 days leading up to Easter (excluding Sundays). Several spiritual practices are emphasized during this time to deepen one’s relationship… Read More
Category: Anglicanism, Liturgical Seasons, Spiritual Disciplines Tags: Anglicanism 101, Ash Wednesday, Examination of Conscience, Giving, Holy Week, Lent, Scripture Readings, Self-Denial, Shrove Tuesday, Spiritual Disciplines, Stations of the Cross, Study, The Great Litany
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A Lenten Examination of Conscience: The Southwell Litany
Updated on March 6, 2025 by Charlie Vensel
Similar to the Great Litany, the Southwell Litany is most helpful for self-reflection and examination of conscience, as a key lenten practice. An examination of conscience is an introspective practice involves reflecting on one’s thoughts, words, and actions… Read More
Category: Anglicanism, Liturgical Seasons, Spiritual Disciplines Tags: Anglicanism 101, Examination of Conscience, Key Lenten Practices, Lent, Prayer, Repentance, Southwell Litany
A Lenten Examination of Conscience: The Ten Commandments
Updated on March 6, 2025 by Charlie Vensel
Beginning the First Sunday of Lent, our liturgy, being a Penitential Order of Service, will include reciting the Decalogue, or the Ten Commandments, until Holy Week. Below is a lenten Examination of Conscience based on the Ten Commandments… Read More
Category: Anglicanism, Liturgical Seasons, Spiritual Disciplines Tags: Anglicanism 101, Decalogue, Examination of Conscience, Key Lenten Practices, Lent, Prayer, Repentance, Ten Commandments
What Is The Litany Of Penitence?
Updated on March 6, 2025 by Charlie Vensel
The Litany of Penitence is a formal prayer of confession and repentance, typically used during the liturgy for Ash Wednesday, the beginning of the Lenten season. It is a solemn and introspective prayer that invites worshippers to acknowledge… Read More
Category: Anglicanism, Liturgical Seasons, Spiritual Disciplines Tags: Anglicanism 101, Ash Wednesday, Examination of Conscience, Key Lenten Practices, Litany of Penitence, Prayer, Repentance, Spiritual Disciplines
What Are Some Key Lenten Practices?
Updated on March 10, 2025 by Charlie Vensel
In the Anglican Church, Lent is a season of penitence, reflection, and spiritual renewal, traditionally observed over the 40 days leading up to Easter (excluding Sundays). Several spiritual practices are emphasized during this time to deepen one’s relationship… Read More
Category: Anglicanism, Liturgical Seasons, Spiritual Disciplines Tags: Anglicanism 101, Ash Wednesday, Examination of Conscience, Giving, Holy Week, Lent, Scripture Readings, Self-Denial, Shrove Tuesday, Spiritual Disciplines, Stations of the Cross, Study, The Great Litany