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Thursday, November 09, 2006

BCP 1662—Contemporary Language form of it

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There is an increasing realization and call from a growing number of sources (e.g. the Prayer Book Society of the USA , the Moderator of th...
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Wednesday, November 08, 2006

That BOOK on the Holy Table...And do please purchase The Altar Edition soon!

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What since medieval times has been called “The Missal” is the Book used by the Priest to celebrate Mass. It contains not only the text to re...
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Anglican—how I understand this description of 75 million baptized Christians

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Peter Toon November 7 This is a short essay aimed at inspiring others to think through some of the issues I raise. It is not intended a...
Tuesday, November 07, 2006

BCP 1662 & 1928—the Burial of the Dead

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Since there is no belief in purgatory, and since it is believed that the souls of baptized believers go to be with God and to wait in his pr...
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Matrimony in the BCP 1662 & 1928 editions

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Neither The Book of Common Prayer nor The Articles of Religion regard marriage as a sacrament (even if it is “commonly called a sacrament”),...
Monday, November 06, 2006

Baptism and the Covenant [of Grace]: The BCP editions of 1662 & 1928

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Baptism is a Sacrament instituted by the Lord Jesus and is intimately related to the proclamation and the reception of the Gospel of the Fat...

Burn brightly with Primate Katherine- Nov 5 sermon in DC

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Burn brightly with Katherine to bring in the kingdom of God. The new Primate preaches again—November 5, All Saints’ Sunday In the National C...

What do the Lady Primate and 7 protesting Bishops have in common?

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Question: What do the new Lady Primate of TEC and the Seven “orthodox” Bishops of TEC and of the ACN, who applied for Alternative Primatial ...
Sunday, November 05, 2006

Holy Communion in the BCP editions of 1662 & 1928

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Comparison and Contrast in the Light of Bp Duncan’s call for the acceptance of 1662 as the primary Prayer Book When Archbishop Thomas Cranme...

Home, sweet Home! Shalom, sweet Shalom! The sermon of the new Presiding Bishop of The Episcopal Church

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On November 4, 2006, in the National Cathedral in Washington D.C., the new Lady Presiding Bishop, The Most Rev. Katharine Jefferts Schori, ...
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