Leitourgia 2023 ”Og Ordet blev sang”

Nordisk liturgisk netværk

Emmaus - Læs om Galleri Emmaus her

Konferanseprogrammet finner du her

Tilmelding:

You sign up on Emmaus’ website https://emmaus.dk/hoejskole/tilmelding/
When you come to “Vælg Kursus” choose “Leitourgia”.
When you come to “Evt. Valg af værksted” choose the seminary group, you would like to attend.
When you come to “Vælg evt. Indkvartering”, you can write an option – but as we have got a special offer for our stay at Emmaus, we cannot guarantee that you get exactly this accomodation. It depends on the number of participants.
When you have sent your registration, you will receive a confirmation from Emmaus and information about payment.

Deadline for registration is September 1st.

As there may be many who want to participate, we suggest you sign up early.

How to pay for participation in Leitourgia
The price for participation in Leitourgi 2023 is 3.300 DKR for the accommodation and 751 (100 Euro) as memberfee for Leitourgia. Together this makes 4.051 DKR.
The payment will (as mentioned above) be managed by Emmaus. When you sign up, you will be asked to pay 1500 DKR within a week, and to pay the rest before October 1st.

Hovedforedragsholder blir John Bell, forfatter av boken "Living with the Psalms"

Presentasjoner av foredragsholdere finner du under Årskonferencer 2023.

Konferencens titel er ”Og Ordet blev sang.” Mange vil kende Narnia-bøgerne, hvor løven Aslan skaber verden med sang. I Narnia er det meget tydeligt en hentydning til Johannes-prologen.

Et citat fra ”Narnia”:

”Løven gik frem og tilbage i det øde land og sang sin nye sang. Den var blidere og mere melodiøs end den sang, den havde kaldt stjernerne og solen frem med: den var fuld af stille, fredelig musik. Og som den syngende gik omkring, blev dalen grøn af græs”.

“The lion was pacing to and fro about that empty land and singing his new song. It was softer and more lilting than the

song by which he had called up the stars and the sun; a gentle, rippling music. And as he walked and sang the valley

grew green with grass.”