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Engaging the Mystery of Christ for Holy Week
Holy Week is the high point of the church calendar, when we are invited vividly into the contemplation of the suffering, death, and resurrection of Christ.
And yet, it can also be a perplexing season, as we are confronted with stories rife with paradox and mystery. The Orthodox theologian Andrew Louth says that ‘the main concern of theology is not so much to elucidate anything, as to prevent us, the Church, from dissolving the mystery that lies at the heart of the faith—dissolving it, or miss
And yet, it can also be a perplexing season, as we are confronted with stories rife with paradox and mystery. The Orthodox theologian Andrew Louth says that ‘the main concern of theology is not so much to elucidate anything, as to prevent us, the Church, from dissolving the mystery that lies at the heart of the faith—dissolving it, or miss
Tutor: Austin Stevenson, University of Cambridge
Date and time: Thursday 19 March, 7.30-9pm
Price: £10 (£6 students)
Venue: Alban Room, Chapter House, St Albans Cathedral
Entry is via the
Date and time: Thursday 19 March, 7.30-9pm
Price: £10 (£6 students)
Venue: Alban Room, Chapter House, St Albans Cathedral
Entry is via the
St Albans Cathedral
Sumpter Yard Hertfordshire AL1 1BY
Thu 19 Mar 2020
Website:
www.stalbanscathedral.org/event/who-cannot-die-yet-cannot-choose-but-die-entering-the-myster
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