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landrick
Inscrit le: 03 Jan 2007 Messages: 59 Localisation: Bridgewater
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Posté le: Mer Fév 25, 2009 10:59 pm Sujet du message: Pilgrimage |
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Because a lot of people living in england are traveling for luxe or money. I want to purpose some pilgrimage. I think it could be interesting for the the aristolician church to develop this pilgrimage because it represent a mean to promulgate the faith
The pilgrimage are
Pilgrimage of the Holy Cities cross of England
Exeter
Bridgewater
Salisbury
Winchester
Evesham
Worcester
Warwick
Birmingham
Lichfield
Stafford
Chester
Pilgrimage of the sailors
Fowey
Plymouth
dartmouth
Dorchester
gloucester
Worcester
Holywell
Liverpool
Egremont
if you made this second pilgrimage you become large marine pilgrim
Canterbury
Dover
Hastings
Lewes
Southampton
Dorchester
gloucester
Worcester
Holywell
Liverpool
Egremont
Pilgrimage of the farmers
Arundel
Winchester
Bridgewater
Exeter
Evesham
Coventry
Birmingham
shrewsbury
Appleby
Pilgrimage of the loggers
Keswick
Penrith
Kendal
Preston
Chester
Ludlow
Hereford
Bristol
Bath
Chard
if you made this second pilgrimage you become large loggers pilgrim
Launceston
Barnstaple
Bristol
Bath
Salisbury
Marlborough
Oxford
Reading
Sevenhoaks
if you made this third pilgrimage you become master loggers pilgrim
Chard
Bath
Bristol
Warwick
Lichfield
Derby
Stafford
Beeston
It will be intersting if some medal will be create for recognition of pilgrim wich have done a pilgrimage.
The pilgrimage will be a means to affirm the faith. _________________
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Dainsleif
Inscrit le: 15 Avr 2007 Messages: 837 Localisation: Stafford
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Posté le: Mer Fév 25, 2009 11:08 pm Sujet du message: |
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The problem as I see it that everyone starts at the different place. Additionally all Church way lv4 in England and Scotland (no point to add Ireland here because of no sealanes) are Bishops (with the exception of Leana and Ellsbeth) and thus not really eligible for travel. |
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Ecthelion
Inscrit le: 01 Oct 2006 Messages: 388
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Posté le: Mer Fév 25, 2009 11:11 pm Sujet du message: |
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The other potential problem is that if priests want to start making the pilgrimages too, they will be vacating parishes. _________________ Priest of Dorchester
Archbishop of Canterbury
Chosen by the grace of Jah, to serve his church.
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Dainsleif
Inscrit le: 15 Avr 2007 Messages: 837 Localisation: Stafford
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Posté le: Mer Fév 25, 2009 11:24 pm Sujet du message: |
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Perhaps its a good thing then that Priests arent lv4 yet?
Although we could associate it with the tour for books thus killing two birds with one stone. |
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Ecthelion
Inscrit le: 01 Oct 2006 Messages: 388
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Posté le: Mer Fév 25, 2009 11:29 pm Sujet du message: |
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Yes, it shouldn't affect the group of priests, but as soon as pilgrimage is suggested, some priests will want to do it, so it won't be limited to just level 4s.
I'm just being as hard on it as an idea as possible so that the opposition is clear.
I do like the potential it has, it encourages patron saints to be known, and good RP could definitely ensue. _________________ Priest of Dorchester
Archbishop of Canterbury
Chosen by the grace of Jah, to serve his church.
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latan Cardinal
Inscrit le: 05 Avr 2006 Messages: 6335
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Posté le: Jeu Fév 26, 2009 12:24 am Sujet du message: |
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that's a nice idea, difficult to implement maybe.
I don't know if many will do it all the way, but even priests and bishops could go a short way along their county with the rest of the pilgrims.
I'd say let's give it a chance. You must make lots of advertising beforehand, priests must me contacted and give some information/advertising on the parsih boards. _________________ [RIP]
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Apocas Cardinal
Inscrit le: 10 Nov 2006 Messages: 4290 Localisation: Salisbury, Clifton
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Posté le: Jeu Fév 26, 2009 1:17 am Sujet du message: |
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I think the critical statements have value; but I agree with the positive statements as well.
The difficulties of implementation can be addressed first.
I think Eminence Latan has it right that a partial pilgrimage can be possible for the priests and others. I think a parish priest could reach a few sites if they are within a a few days of his home parish.
Informing the parish priests would need to be done if we need it posted on the church board. It may be enough to announce it in the inns and just have the pilgrims inform the deacons, which be easier in some localities.
For the patron saints, let's make sure that have a good understanding of these pious ones. It many cases these don't have hagios. We would need to produce some sort of document for them, so that the priests and the pilgrims know to what they travel.
When travelling safety is a concern, so Her Sacred Rose should be well involved as well. We should hope this venture does not over exert them. A close integration in some places may be needed with them. Though in other places not so much.
Having addressed difficulties let's talk of the good opportunity here.
This will increase RP awareness and bring showcase the church well in that aspect. (Assuming it is handled well.)
It allows for the local clerks to become more involved with church outside their parish. This will foster a better sense of community and of solidarity, which is always good for the church and very much a part of her mission.
A mentioned above, this can provide an opportunity to spread knowledge. The advancing of the 'book tour' can be well interoperated into this project.
Overall I think this is a good project, it will require a good bit of work to do well, but it could well advance the cause of the Faith. _________________ Former Bishop of Clifton
Former Roman Cardinal-Elector and Prélate Plénipotentiary
Former Cardinal Chamberlain of England, Scotland, and Ireland
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Rook
Inscrit le: 18 Avr 2008 Messages: 219
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Posté le: Jeu Fév 26, 2009 1:33 am Sujet du message: |
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Apocas has already addressed most of my concerns on this subject. As he has already indicated, Her Sacred Rose stands ready to guard religious pilgrims and will be honored to assist in this endeavor.
One question, though: Why was Holywell not on the list of holy sites? _________________
Bishop of the Diocese of Llanelwy - St. Asaph
Knight Luminary of The Order of Her Sacred Rose |
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Apocas Cardinal
Inscrit le: 10 Nov 2006 Messages: 4290 Localisation: Salisbury, Clifton
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Posté le: Jeu Fév 26, 2009 1:41 am Sujet du message: |
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Rook a écrit: | One question, though: Why was Holywell not on the list of holy sites? |
Maybe it doesn't meet the themes as Landrick has them envisioned.
However isn't Holywell all ready a pilgrimage site due to its well? _________________ Former Bishop of Clifton
Former Roman Cardinal-Elector and Prélate Plénipotentiary
Former Cardinal Chamberlain of England, Scotland, and Ireland
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Rook
Inscrit le: 18 Avr 2008 Messages: 219
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Posté le: Jeu Fév 26, 2009 2:34 am Sujet du message: |
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Apocas a écrit: | However isn't Holywell all ready a pilgrimage site due to its well? |
Yes, that is my point. It seems logical to include it in the great pilgrimage of holy sites. In fact, I would be happy to RP a service wherin pilgrims are annointed by the waters of St. Winefride's well.
Apocas a écrit: | Maybe it doesn't meet the themes as Landrick has them envisioned. |
True. I would be interested to know what the defining parameters are.
Don't let this promotion of my sleepy little home town slow down the discussion though. Keep working out the logistical challenges and I will see who HSR has available for escort and how far they can travel. _________________
Bishop of the Diocese of Llanelwy - St. Asaph
Knight Luminary of The Order of Her Sacred Rose |
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Apocas Cardinal
Inscrit le: 10 Nov 2006 Messages: 4290 Localisation: Salisbury, Clifton
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Posté le: Jeu Fév 26, 2009 3:40 am Sujet du message: |
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Actually I just noticed that Holywell is included, twice.
Citation: | Pilgrimage of the sailors
Fowey
Plymouth
dartmouth
Dorchester
gloucester
Worcester
Holywell
Liverpool
Egremont
if you made this second pilgrimage you become large marine pilgrim
Canterbury
Dover
Hastings
Lewes
Southampton
Dorchester
gloucester
Worcester
Holywell
Liverpool
Egremont |
Well that takes care of that. _________________ Former Bishop of Clifton
Former Roman Cardinal-Elector and Prélate Plénipotentiary
Former Cardinal Chamberlain of England, Scotland, and Ireland
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landrick
Inscrit le: 03 Jan 2007 Messages: 59 Localisation: Bridgewater
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Posté le: Jeu Fév 26, 2009 9:16 am Sujet du message: |
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Rook a écrit: |
True. I would be interested to know what the defining parameters are.
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Pilgrimage of the sailors: parameters is town producing fish
Pilgrimage of the farmers: parameter is town producing fruit
Pilgrimage of the loggers: parameter is town produing wood
Pilgrimage of the Holy Cities cross of England: parameter is town with four road. This done a cross (a christos sign).
I have thinking in a pilgrimage which done a cross but it's difficult with the form of england.
I think the first if we develop pilgrimage is to develop an organization to notice the daily pilgrim movment (Maybe by priest). The pilgrim could be church way but also civil, it's important because it give a religious honor to civil and increase the faith impact. For level four it could work with 50 town to visited. moreover the choice of level 4 is a choice of luxury and the pilgrimage could be a means to expiate this choice.
More generally, the pilgrimage could become in the futur a means to expiate fault in case of inapropriate action as robe or murder, and we could purpose this penality to century justice _________________
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Apocas Cardinal
Inscrit le: 10 Nov 2006 Messages: 4290 Localisation: Salisbury, Clifton
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Posté le: Jeu Fév 26, 2009 2:53 pm Sujet du message: |
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landrick a écrit: | More generally, the pilgrimage could become in the futur a means to expiate fault in case of inapropriate action as robe or murder, and we could purpose this penality to century justice |
Actually we have in the past assigned pilgrimages as part of penitence.
However as for getting the temporal authorities involved in such things, may be difficult in the near future considering the reactions to the concordat presentations.
landrick a écrit: | For level four it could work with 50 town to visited. moreover the choice of level 4 is a choice of luxury and the pilgrimage could be a means to expiate this choice. |
I do not believe the 'Lovely Planet' LPs are activated yet. You would be right that in the future that can be used as a motivation. _________________ Former Bishop of Clifton
Former Roman Cardinal-Elector and Prélate Plénipotentiary
Former Cardinal Chamberlain of England, Scotland, and Ireland
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landrick
Inscrit le: 03 Jan 2007 Messages: 59 Localisation: Bridgewater
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Posté le: Jeu Fév 26, 2009 7:45 pm Sujet du message: |
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I think that justice must be a point where the church activities must be developed. This is important to be active in this part of temporal life. More than politic activities.
Why?
Justice is lie with law. Temporale authorities try to put their law as unique. This is totly inacceptable. The only legitim law is god law. We musn't discuss about that and be unflexible. England is not the only country where church is present and local authority have a little power.
That's why we must to ask to speak in all the tribunal to say the god law and not let the temporal authorities give death penality for a rober for example. It's a non respect of god which give life. It's not to a man to take what god give. We must purpose god penality in compensation of ilegal act. pilgrimage can be one of their.
Moreover if church accept practice of law which are faith incompatible then it significate that we considere that outlaw people are not under god benevolence. In this case we doesn't our job because all people are son of god and we must open our hand to all the people (outlaw are of them). If we are not clear in this action then all the outlaw go to turn in false faith because our action is not pure. It's not because temporal authorities pocess the power that we must accept a false law.
In the same way I ask what is their legitimity to doesn't accept a concordat done for god law development. May be we can thinking to do an example in one of this county which doesn't accept our authorithie and simply take the power by all moving in it and accept the concordat. Our force could become from our capacity to don't have a property and having the capacity to take power in all county we want if our law is not accepted. I think it could be interesting to have a big group like that which live in humility without property but with goal to do of god law the unique law. I think we must develop this as an order. I will be one of if we are 100 agree to do that
Personaly I decide to systematicaly ask to speak in justice court to defend people which risk a penality death because it's clearly incompatible with faith. _________________
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paullo
Inscrit le: 16 Déc 2007 Messages: 432
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Posté le: Jeu Fév 26, 2009 8:25 pm Sujet du message: |
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landrick a écrit: | I speak about justice to and I think that your advice as inquisitor will be good |
I see.
Defending criminals as a lawyer, while maintaining the distance from them, is a good work, if making clear that they still receive justice.
In most of the places of the English Speaking World interference of the Church in secular Justice is not welcome, not only because the Church would be against death sentence, but because some of us would love to condemn the herectics already in this life. So, you would end doing it by yourself, and not representing the Church.
Another good question to raise is if the criminals of our world wants the Justice of the Church. You want to propose to them the alternative of convertion as their lawyer, and they may end up seeing you as worst than the Public Prosecutor (who wants just death ... with a good ressurection just after).
Anyway, to be a lawyer all you need to do is to join the Law Society of England. I was a member myself, but I have never done anything. _________________ Bishop of Ferns
Justice of the Holy and Chivalrious Order of Her Sacred Rose
Vice-Primat for Ireland |
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