Pangur Ponderings: Recent Episodes

Calum MacLeod

A short reflection as I try to practice speaking after my stroke.

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Final

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Trinity Sunday 1

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A traditional hymn for Trinity Sunday

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A service of Lauds for Trinity Sunday 2021

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A measure of the progress with God in Christ has blessed.

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A rather rushed version of Compline.

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Music, followed by Isaiah 60:1-6

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Devotional

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With the Nunc Dimittus

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The healing of the paralysed man

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St Luke 21:34-38

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Micah 5:1-5

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The first Reading of the Day

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Lectionary continues for 18 November

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Lectionary readings for 18 November

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Psalm 86

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Hymn by James Quincy SJ followed by canticle based on Deuteronomy 32, and the Benedictus.

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This is midafternoon prayer from the Liturgy of Hours.

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It comes from Morning Prayer for 25 October.

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Compline continues

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Compline for tonight

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This an attempt to explain the tale of a white cat.

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Music is included in the first segment, which I leave out in the second.

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Aspects of Compline. The hymn for the night, and the psalm.

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The extra canonical sayings of Jesus.

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From the tales of the Hangman's Daughter

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The card was from the Communion Service for the sick and the housebound in Common Worship. The word "newness" is also difficult to say.

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Psalm 19 and Colossians 3

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More of the nightfall prayers ...

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Psalm 135, with a short prayer.

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An extract from a book published in 1936, which was reprinted twice in 1937, and thrice in 1938, and was reprinted many times at least until 1963.

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Update on treatment

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A reading from psalm 89

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We were ministers of the Church of Scotland.

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The first episode of my practice.