I rather like the prayers from SGN but the Scottish prayers are nice as well. I think I might re-order them to the SGN format (with the Sanctus at the end).

I’m finding myself more and more fascinated by Indy Sacramentalism, although I guess I’m just a bit too much of a BCP Episcopalian to be comfortable with too many deviations. I’ve been to “emergent” style churches filled with postevangelicals who did a wonderful, reverent communion service with fabulous and well-planned liturgy, while my pilgrimages to the Home of Things Anglimergent, Church of the Apostles in Seattle, have always left me cold and just a little uncomfortable.

Is it a matter of deciding what’s acceptable practice, and does setting a standard deviate from what we mean by “indy?” I dunno; I guess I’m just thinking aloud here.

The Lima liturgy could be a place to start as well. Look to the ecumenical movement, Huw.

Also, check out Reconciler.

;-)

Anyhow, they have an ingenious iconostasis which actually folds in on both sides when they have Roman Rite Masses. The church itself is a bit too bare for my tastes (it was whitewashed after Vatican II), but I do think the iconostasis is a rather interesting solution.

You can see what I’m talking about here:

http://www.stelizofhungary.org/docs/ste_directory.pdf