Pr. Weedon has an interesting post on the elevation of the host. What a wonderful reality that our Lord deigns to be in our midst and give us His Holy Body and Blood for our forgiveness and salvation.
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November 21, 2007 at 11:39 pm
Eric Brown
I do not do a proper “elevation” in the classical genuflection and all definition. However, it apparently is clear from my practice that I do an “elevation”. When discussing Luther’s liturgical reforms and the elevation in the history class, I asked if people knew what the elevation was. One of my members said, “Yes, it is where you show us Christ’s Body and Blood.”
My practice has been to turn and face the congregation with a host and with the chalice when I say “The peace of the Lord be with You always”. I guess it gets the point across that I hoped it did.