QUESTION 21 For the Friday af tenioon celebration, you have any sIZcial Good do 'OJ:it:qrgical ression meant to make '£9lJI'ls the celebration more alive recollected? and an In general, there seems to be nothing particular other than ef fort - -· to put to good use the and traditional elanents, to live this tion in ahnosphere of recollection. an I3odily participation - Insistence on various prostrations . Several monasteries have f ied what seemed to them to have excessive; but others , which had abandoned been such. prostrations , have now restored them . want to get a appreciation of traditional postures the .... "We deeper gestures and ( CH) • it Recollection number of rronasteries point out the importance of having a calm A terrpo of celebration: -''The f act that we take our time has made the Of f ice more alive" (SE) . -"We ITD.lch appreciate the recollection of this celebration , provided that the rhythm of celebration is not hurried" (AI ) • -"Just a wo:rd of simple advice: celebration recollected!" keep the (PO) -"Periods of silence throughout the celebration. " (IG) • })..... Insistence on sooriety: extremely sober fonn liturgical expression " • • • -"An of {GA}. -"We pref er to maintain a simple, sober rite reduced to its essen- tials, carried out and with dignity" (ID}. -''The liturgy is suf f iciently expressive of itself " (GR) • -"The liturgy is enough" (NE} . -"Suppression of useless :rrovement and comings and goings . • • "(QI}. -''Suppression of so many manifestations of unity such as can never carried out in practice as a united group" be (CL} . What eneral impression does this celebration oonvey? QUESTION 22 Does it ra i'se any: . f ! i culies? 51eneral I n Monks : f avorable impression (12} :rrore or less important reserves (4) Nuns : favorable impression Not a discordant note! (13}
QUESTION 21 For the Good Friday af tenioon celebration, do you have any sIZcial '£9lJI'ls 'OJ:it:qrgical ression meant to make the celebration more alive and recollected? In general, there seems to be nothing particular other than an ef fort - -· to put to good use the traditional elanents, and to live this tion in an ahnosphere of recollection. I3odily participation - Insistence on various prostrations . Several monasteries have f ied what seemed to them to have been excessive; but others , which had abandoned such. prostrations , have now restored them . .... "We want to get a deeper appreciation of the traditional postures and gestures it ( CH) • Recollection A number of rronasteries point out the importance of having a calm terrpo of celebration: -''The f act that we take our time has made the Of f ice more alive" (SE) . -"We ITD.lch appreciate the recollection of this celebration , provided that the rhythm of celebration is not hurried" (AI ) • -"Just a wo:rd of simple advice: keep the celebration recollected!" (PO) -"Periods of silence throughout the celebration. " (IG) • })..... Insistence on sooriety: -"An extremely sober fonn of liturgical expression • • • " {GA}. -"We pref er to maintain a simple, sober rite reduced to its essen- tials, and carried out with dignity" (ID}. -''The liturgy is suf f iciently expressive of itself " (GR) • -"The liturgy is enough" (NE} . -"Suppression of useless :rrovement and comings and goings . • • "(QI}. -''Suppression of so many manifestations of unity such as can never be carried out in practice as a united group" (CL} . QUESTION 22 What eneral impression does this celebration oonvey? Does it ra i'se any: . f ! i culies? I n 51eneral Monks : f avorable impression (12} :rrore or less important reserves (4) Nuns : favorable impression (13} Not a discordant note!
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