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Pentecost
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…
Stations of the cross (1-5)
“Stations of the Cross” From the earliest times, Christians flocked to the Holy Land to visit the places sanctified by the events in our Lord’s earthly life. Especially popular was the pilgrimage along the path our Lord took on the first Good Friday. This pilgrimage was made with great devotion, the procession stopping (or making…
Musical Notes Sexagesima Feb 24 2019
MUSIC NOTES: Prelude C. S. Lang Introit (Psalm 44:23-26) Awake, why sleepest Thou, O Lord: arise, cast us not off forever. Wherefore hidest Thou Thy face: and forgetest our affliction? Our soul is bowed down to the dust: arise for our help and redeem us. (Psalm 44:1) We have heard with our ears, O…
Readings for this Sunday
Trinity VI Commentary on Gospel We publish the readings for the upcoming Sunday (July 14) in advance for your benefit. Can you find a common thread? Meditate upon the theme found and find ways to apply His words to your life. Our sermons usually address the message of the Gospel through the linking of the…
Trinity 12 Sept 8 Holy Eucharist
Holy Eucharist Trinity 12 Sept. 8th You may have to un-mute your device. Service begins around 10 minute mark and Sermon at 30 minute mark. If enjoyed, please feel free to share…
Rogation Sunday
Rogation Sunday; Sermon Notes Fr. Dennis Washburn, Ph.D. By St. Michael’s May 7, 2018 Rogation Sunday St. John 16: 24-33 6 May 2018 Sermon Notes by the Reverend Dennis Washburn, Ph.D. In English church tradition, this Sunday has been known as Rogation Sunday. “Rogation” comes from one of the Latin verbs meaning “pray” in St….