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The Comprovincial Newsletter - November 2024
The Comprovincial Newsletter - November 2024 - https://mailchi.mp/anglicanprovince.org/november2024
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Being a Tractarian, ressourcement, patristically-minded, first millennial, conciliarist, philorthodox kind of Anglo-Catholic, I have always ...
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Following on the intriguing discussion at The Continuum , below is the carefully-researched essay by Father John Jay Hughes found in his 197...
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Another liturgical tradition from the Orthodox Church for one's contemplation, a section of THE OFFICE FOR THE RECEPTION OF CONVERTS: Wh...
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That is a gorgeous crucifix. We need one like that in my parish. I like the side light windows too. They make a big difference in the sanctuary. When I was in church restoration I saw a number of old Victorian Roman churches with such windows on the north and south walls by the altar.
shouldn't sacrament be eaten? "take, eat"
As Saint Augustine saith: 'It was in His flesh that Christ walked among us and it is His flesh that He has given us to eat for our salvation. No one, however, eats of this flesh without having first adored it, and not only do we not sin in thus adoring it, but we
would sin if we did not do so. '
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