March 6-12 Discussion Questions

The Lenten Journey

How does the penitential Canon of Saint Andrew relate to the lenten journey?
What is the distinction between spiritual and liturgical meaning of Sabbath and The Lord’s Day?
What is the purpose and spiritual journey of the Saturdays of Lent?
How are the Sundays of Lent a journey back to the roots of the Christian faith?
What is the meaning of the “liturgical today,” and how is this meaning too often misunderstood?
What is the spiritual journey of: (1) the first half of Lent, (2) mid-Lent to the Week of the Palms; and, (3) the Week of the Palms?
How is the error of approaching worship as either rational or sentimental corrected by understanding and experiencing liturgical celebration as re-entrance into the event celebrated?
How does understanding and experiencing the whole life of the church as commemoration and remembrance move the lenten journey from obligation to partaking of the all embracing Today of Christ?

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