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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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Sundays with Schmemann

My work has been very heavily influenced by Fr. Alexander Schmemann and... read more


Fridays with Fr. Kavanagh

Fr. Aidan Kavanagh was a professor at Notre Dame and Yale, a... read more


A Pope for All People

Disclaimer: I am not Catholic and I am not trying to convert... read more


The Eucharist and the Communion of the Saints

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Eucharistic Sacrifice or Semi-Pelagianism: Your Choice

A post by guest contributor, Eugene R. Schlesinger, Marquette University It’s hard... read more


Sundays with Schmemann

My work has been very heavily influenced by Fr. Alexander Schmemann and... read more


Fridays with Fr. Kavanagh

Fr. Aidan Kavanagh was a professor at Notre Dame and Yale, a... read more


Sundays with Schmemann

My work has been very heavily influenced by Fr. Alexander Schmemann and... read more


Fridays With Fr. Kavanagh

Fr. Aidan Kavanagh was a professor at Notre Dame and Yale, a... read more


Stewards of Creation - Day of Prayer for...

(This post was originally posted on this blog on May 1, 2015.)... read more



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