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14. The Pros and Cons of the Liturgical Calendar

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Emily brings the guys questions and lessons from the liturgical calendar. We discuss the pros and cons of using this tool to establish a rhythm to the year and wonder out loud about ways we could reform it. What if Christmas and Easter were only celebrated every 3 years? Or even... every 33 years? How would this change our attitudes toward holidays that have become more commercial than commemorative?Mentioned in the episode:Atheism for LentMethodist Revised Common Lectionary 2020 PDFUpper Room Prayer OrganizationThe Four Loves by C.S. LewisJoin the Ravel conversation on:Twitter: @ravelpodInstagram: @ravelpodFacebook: @theravelpodEmail: [email protected] the hosts on Twitter:Josh: @joshlieuallenEmily: @RevRettinghouseStephen: @stephenghenningThank you to Louie Zong for use of his song In Full Color, off his album, Here. Follow his work on Spotify and Bandcamp! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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Emily brings the guys questions and lessons from the liturgical calendar. We discuss the pros and cons of using this tool to establish a rhythm to the year and wonder out loud about ways we could reform it. What if Christmas and Easter were only celebrated every 3 years? Or even... every 33 years? How would this change our attitudes toward holidays that have become more commercial than commemorative?Mentioned in the episode:Atheism for LentMethodist Revised Common Lectionary 2020 PDFUpper Room Prayer OrganizationThe Four Loves by C.S. LewisJoin the Ravel conversation on:Twitter: @ravelpodInstagram: @ravelpodFacebook: @theravelpodEmail: [email protected] the hosts on Twitter:Josh: @joshlieuallenEmily: @RevRettinghouseStephen: @stephenghenningThank you to Louie Zong for use of his song In Full Color, off his album, Here. Follow his work on Spotify and Bandcamp! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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