1928 Book of Common Prayer

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Use 1928 Book of Common Prayer on 11/11/11

November 11, 2011 — 11/11/11 — is Veterans Day, a day to honor America’s veterans with heartfelt thanks for their patriotism, love of country, and willingness to serve and sacrifice as they have protected America’s shores and citizens “from all assaults of our enemies” as we pray from the 1928 Book of … << continue reading >>

Independence Day

“It is through the teachings of religion and the commitment to religious faith
that we can maintain our freedoms and pass them on to our children.”

From a Fourth of July sermon by The Rev. Jerome F. Politzer, retired rector of St. John’s Chapel in Monterey, California. St. John’s, an Episcopal church, … << continue reading >>

Whitsunday: Fulfillment of Christ's Promise

June 12, 2011– Today we celebrate the birthday of our Church. Before our Lord ascended into Heaven, he promised his disciples that the third person in the Trinity, the Holy Ghost, would appear to them. On this Whitsunday, as God breathes into his followers the breath of new life, … << continue reading >>