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10/27/2004: "Liturgy? What liturgy?"

Well, well, well. By a miracle of modern technology, the neopagan liturgy formerly found on the worship resources page of the ECUSA Women's Ministries division has been dropped down the memory hole. Nothing on the site would give you any idea that the "Women's Eucharist" had ever been there. No explanation for why it's gone, no acknowledgment that there was anything wrong with it being there. However, by another miracle of modern technology, this link still works. If you haven't seen the latest testimony to the disintegration of the Episcopal Church's status as a Christian institution, check it out.

UPDATE: By the way, a Liturgy for Divorce that had also sparked some less-than-complimentary responses in the blogosphere is also gone.

Replies: 3 Comments

on Wednesday, October 27th, Darel said

Oh, don't worry. Nothing is ever REALLY gone.

See here.

on Wednesday, October 27th, Darel said

http://216.239.39.104/search?q=cache:ynkovfgleRsJ:www.dfms.org/41685_52038_ENG_HTM.htm

on Thursday, October 28th, Larry said

In the Presbyterian Church USA we have also had webpages disappear. That being said the next thing to do is to start asking Griswold questions like:
1. Who authorized that this webpage (now removed) be created?
2. What Episcopal proclamation did that person or persons rely upon to authorize the work?
3. How much money was spent in manhours to create that webpage?

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