The word “common” is used in all kinds of ways, and so what do Anglicans mean by the word “common” when it is associated with public prayer and worship?  Since we are referring to the worship of our Creator and Redeemer, Almighty God, we can dismiss quickly the popular meaning of “common” as that which…

Easter first Sunday after: Holy Eucharist Please make sure you turn on the sound (bottom right of screen).  The sermon begins around the 28 minute mark.

A different Lessons and Carols – Done Saint Michael’s Way – a very moving service which even made the people emotional of the presentation. Total service lasts about an hour and a half…take a few moments and take in all the beauty of reverent worship. Just click below. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=367145308506081&id=100023556618640        

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Project Canterbury Library of Anglo-Catholic Theology Lancelot Andrewes Works, Sermons, Volume Three pp. 107-129 SERMONS OF THE SENDING OF THE HOLY GHOST PREACHED UPON WHIT-SUNDAY SERMON I Preached before the King’s Majesty, at Greenwich, on the Eighth of June, A.D. MDCVI, being Whit-Sunday Transcribed by Dr. Marianne Dorman AD 2002 Text: Acts ii: 1-4 And…

April 5th, 2022 by The Most Reverend Chandler Holder Jones, SSC 1. Common humanity. The Holy Ghost has been present in creation since He established it and has always abided in the imminent creation, sanctifying, controlling, and ordering it. The Holy Ghost operates in His grace in the creation of every human being and endows every…