Monday, May 02, 2011

The whole world awoke and rejoiced in astonishment to find itself Anglican...

Friday 29th April, the Royal Wedding of Britain's future King and his bride.

Truly magnificent in every way, spiritually, liturgically, musically, a reverent, dignified, orthodox Christian witness to a secularised nation - the service used was the Alternative Marriage Service of the 1928 Proposed English Book of Common Prayer.

Let us pray for the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and for their union, that it may be blessed, happy and holy.
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1 comment:

Fr. David F. Coady said...

I find it very interesting that the 1928 Proposed Book of Common Prayer was used for the Royal Wedding. I believe that one reason the Church of England is imploding is that it does not possess a "common" Book of Common Prayer.

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