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The Liturgical Theologian

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The Rev. Porter Case Taylor is an Anglican priest (Anglican Church in North America) residing in Kansas with his wife, Rebecca, and three sons. He is the author of "The Liturgical Theologian," a blog on the Patheos Evangelical Channel and is passionate about liturgy, the sacraments, and ecclesiology. He received his MAT from Fuller Theological Seminary and is currently working on his PhD from the University of Aberdeen.

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A Few Thoughts on Eucharistic Orientation

  You can easily begin a deep theological and liturgical debate across... read more


The Need for Creed

A friend recently shared that a young woman in his parish explained... read more


Holy Mysteries for the Holy People: A Maundy...

It is quite fortuitous, for me, that I have been able to... read more


Lent as Catechetical School

This post is part of an ongoing series entitled, “Sunday with Schmemann.”... read more


An Historic Meeting in Cuba

We celebrate the recent and historic meeting between Pope Francis and Kirll,... read more


"Sanctify, Sanctify!" - Ash Wednesday Sermon

I was blessed with the opportunity to preach at Church of the... read more


Guest Post: Bruce Morrill on the Second Vatican...

This piece was written by Dr. Bruce Morill of Vanderbilt University for... read more


The Plurality of Christ's Presence in the Eucharist

Introduction The question of Christ’s presence or location in the Eucharist is... read more


Repost: Learning to Tell Time Liturgically

Several weeks ago, I was privileged to contribute a piece as a... read more


Eucharist, Eschatology, and Parousia

This post is part of an ongoing series entitled, “Sunday with Schmemann.”... read more



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