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The Male Character of Holy Orders
The Anglican Province of America and the Anglican Joint Synods are not in communion with See of Canterbury. The recent decision of the Churc...
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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... -
Being a Tractarian, ressourcement, patristically-minded, first millennial, conciliarist, philorthodox kind of Anglo-Catholic, I have always ... -
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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Nice photography!
Beautiful!
It seems that you have moved the large crucifix from your transept chapel to the chancel and have added six candles to the gradine of the primary altar.
Nicely done.
an altar cross and a crucifix together? Perhaps a small tabernacle would be more useful?
Looks great nonetheless.
Nice lighting and shadows. Nothing is more drab than flourescent operating theatre atmosphere. I love the interplay of light and shadow, the flicker of the candles through the smoke. Mystery, romance....
Wonderful!
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