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Fixed some grammatical errors in Taizé post.

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Nicolás A. Ortega Froysa 2021-08-25 09:19:53 +02:00
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title = Taizé: Experience & Liturgy
description = After recently having spent a week in the Taizé Community in France, I wanted to write an article about my experience, as well as noting what I was able to reverse engineer about the liturgy they follow for their prayers.
created = 2021-08-24
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@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ experiences of prayer in my life have been while praying in silence at a
perpetual adoration chapel in Seville. I think this is because silence is
neutral. When you play music, or read Scripture, you predetermine to an extent
the kind of interaction you want to have with God. And this can be good and
helpful under many circumstances. But when we are silence is when we truly give
helpful under many circumstances. But when we are silent is when we truly give
God the reigns of our time in prayer to bring to light that which He wants to
show us. Maybe He wants to humble us, and so He shows us our faults; maybe He
wants to bring us joy, so He comforts us; maybe He wants to celebrate with us,
@ -177,7 +177,7 @@ intentions.</p>
probably has more to do with my expectations than with the general quality of
the workshops themselves. That is, I was expecting the workshops to be hands-on
activities (e.g. pottery, woodworking, iconography), but instead they were
presentation on different topics.</p>
presentations on different topics.</p>
<p>The topics were primarily international issues and cultures,
environmentalism, and spirituality. I only ended up attending one workshop, so I