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But why is there a remembrance service for H.M. at St. Paul's tonight before a funeral?
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strict anglicans feel their is one burial service and that is it.(*)
Romans sing wave and dance at the drop of a hat - incense and Latin if necessary.
(*) digging up and re-burial ( re-interment) is a big deal
However since the London bombings 2005 where as above a lot wanted to join in, they are more common (as this evg).
Lundy Tavistock Sq remembrance ( BMA Hse which looks like Lutyens because it is , Annie Besants theosophy hq, before she went bankrupt) hey asked why Lord Bigwig and Lady snooty wasnt there, and the organiser ( BMA pres I think) said - because they werent here on the day....
Readings Hymns and sermon - nothing like a service that the hardliners cd object to
Romans sing wave and dance at the drop of a hat - incense and Latin if necessary.
(*) digging up and re-burial ( re-interment) is a big deal
However since the London bombings 2005 where as above a lot wanted to join in, they are more common (as this evg).
Lundy Tavistock Sq remembrance ( BMA Hse which looks like Lutyens because it is , Annie Besants theosophy hq, before she went bankrupt) hey asked why Lord Bigwig and Lady snooty wasnt there, and the organiser ( BMA pres I think) said - because they werent here on the day....
Readings Hymns and sermon - nothing like a service that the hardliners cd object to
Hardliners object to praying for the dead:
"The Archbishop of Canterbury spoke positively of the practice on All Souls Day 1914 but an explicit prayer for the departed issued by authority for the first time in 1917 brought forth protests from evangelicals Bishops Chavasse (Liverpool) and Knox (Manchester) although they were clearly in a minority. "
however the massive slaughter of the great War changed the minds of the devout ( punters, proles, cannon fodder)
and the calvinist Bishop fought er a rear guard action.
"The Archbishop of Canterbury spoke positively of the practice on All Souls Day 1914 but an explicit prayer for the departed issued by authority for the first time in 1917 brought forth protests from evangelicals Bishops Chavasse (Liverpool) and Knox (Manchester) although they were clearly in a minority. "
however the massive slaughter of the great War changed the minds of the devout ( punters, proles, cannon fodder)
and the calvinist Bishop fought er a rear guard action.
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