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Cranmer's Prayer Book Lives

January 21 is Anniversary of Original Liturgy

Archbishop Thomas Cranmer’s words of worship resonate today  in Episcopal churches that value scripture and tradition — and are reasonable enough to practice “inclusion” regarding conservative Episcopalians. “Conservative” in this sense means “conserving and practicing that which is good.”

In St. Mary’s, Carle Place, NY,  Episcopalians for Traditional Faith (ETF) … << continue reading >>

January 15th, 2010 | Category: HOME, YOUR 1928 PRAYER BOOK | Comments are closed

“We Three Kings” Tells the Story of Christ’s Life

EPIPHANY, sometimes called “Little Christmas” or “Twelfth Night,” commemorates a revelation that shook the world of three magi, or wise men. It marks the moment that transformed civilization.

In 1857, The Rev. John Henry Hopkins Jr., a Pennsylvania clergyman and hymnist, wrote “Three Kings of Orient.” Although it is played and sung as a Christmas carol, … << continue reading >>

January 7th, 2010 | Category: HOME | Comments are closed