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Nov 14 Morning Prayer and Message on current times
Unmute, enjoy and share. At 40 minute mark is a special message from Fr. Michael for those struggling to understand the current situation in the world.
EVENSONG SUNDAY AT 5 PM
Anglican Evensong Join us this Sunday evening at 5 pm for an evening devotional (chanting, incense, choir – beautiful service. Click below…. EvenSong Dec 18
Clergy Conference – Confession
APA Winter Conference: Confession as the School of Sanctity Click here
Musical Notes for Trinity 12 Sept 8th
Our Music this week to the glory of God Prelude Préambule Louis Vierne Louis Vierne (1870-1937), Notre Dame Cathedral organist in Paris, composed his “prelude” in 1913, alternating melodic imitation with chordal phrases. Introit (Psalm 70:1-2) Make haste, O God, to deliver me; make haste to help me, O Lord….
The XXXIX Articles of Religion and Catholicity
Views from an essay by Father Victor E. Novak There is a great deal of debate among self-professed orthodox Anglicans today regarding the Thirty-nine Articles of Religion, as to whether they are Catholic or Calvinist… This was posted by our Bishop Chad Jones in 2012 and is an interesting read. philorthodox