Showing posts with label C. Andrew Doyle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label C. Andrew Doyle. Show all posts

14 March 2009

Bishops Blogging...! Oh my, oh my! "House of Bishops 2.0"




Well, who knows who started it, but now we've got Episcopal and Anglican Bishops blogging, video blogging, facebooking, (twittering?), youtube-ing, and the rest. I think it is great, actually, and so glad that some of them are realizing the possible benefits of embracing (with good Anglican intentionality, of course) Web 2.0...

The Dean of the Phoenix Cathedral, Nicholas Knisely made a presentation to the House of Bishops here in the US about the benefits of blogging, so I am waiting to see who else might jump on the bandwagon.



More on the Bishops Blogging over at Episcopal Cafe

Is your bishop blogging?

You'll see a few that I've linked on the left side of the page.

Here's a sample, and there will be more to come, I'm sure.

House of Bishops 2.0



Let me know if you know others who are blogging (or Twittering), there are already a few on Facebook, but I'm
on a Facebook Fast for Lent...

Peace and Blessings,

The Rev. Peter M. Carey
"santospopsicles"



big hat tip to CartoonChurch.com for the two cartoons

03 December 2008

Advent Video Meditation 2008 - Rt. Rev. C. Andrew Doyle

First Sunday of Advent 2008 meditation. From "DaTxBishop," The Rt. Rev. C.Andrew Doyle, Bishop Coadjutor of the Episcopal Diocese of Texas:

22 November 2008

Consecration of the Bishop of Texas, C. Andrew Doyle


The Consecration of The Rev. Canon C. Andrew Doyle as the new Bishop of Texas is today and the Diocese of Texas has a wide array of materials posted, and you can even watch the Ordination online through a webcast. The Presiding Bishop, Katharine Jefferts Schori will be the chief consecrator. Some great friends of mine are from the Diocese of Texas and I feel a great connection to that great diocese. It should be quite a wonderful occasion.

~The Rev. Peter M. Carey

Check it out below:




The consecration will be webcast -- streamed live on the Internet. The webcast will begin at 10:00 a.m. with prelude music. The entire service will be available to download for two weeks following the consecration and a DVD of highlights will be available. As of November 19, Good Shepherd, Tomball and the Seminary of the Southwest in Austin will host gatherings to watch the consecration. Please use this link to stream live on the web Saturday Morning: http://mfile3.akamai.com/54659/live/reflector:37426.mov QuickTime will be needed to watch it. If it is not already installed on your computer, you can download for Mac or Windows free here.

Click here for Quicktime Windows full screen instructions. (.pdf)

Click here for Quicktime Windows full screen instructions. (.pdf)

Click here to download a copy of the worship booklet. (.pdf)

For Consecration Information click here.