Dedicated to preserving and increasing the use of the 1928 Book of Common Prayer

 As I was reading the Collect for this momentous feast day that falls on August 6, I came across the wonderfully  descriptive word “glistering,” which refers to Christ’s “raiment,” another word appropriate to the occasion.  A Talking Point beloved to Episcopal Church liberals is that no one today understands the “Elizabethan” language of this classic … << continue reading >>