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7:30 a.m. – Holy Eucharist, Rite I (In-person only)
9:15 Rector's Forum discussion group in Library
10:30 a.m. – Holy Eucharist, Rite II (both in-person and online via FB & YouTube)
7:30 a.m. – Holy Eucharist (In-person only) in Chapel
8:30 a.m. - Lectio Divinia Bible Study in Library
11:30 a.m. - Contemplative Prayer Group in Library
12:05 p.m. – Healing Eucharist, Rite II (In-person only) in Chapel
I like zombies, but only if they’re PG-13. Anything scarier than that and I must turn the channel to Disney. I’m currently bingeing all 11 series of The Walking Dead on Netflix (apparently, over 5,500 zombies get their brains bashed in over the entire catalog of shows. I’m only up to a few hundred so […]
A message from Duncan Johnston We’re all in this together. No, really. We are. We are living together in a cultural moment when the nation is dangerously divided – at roughly a 50:50 ratio. Christians are called to do something about their country’s troubles. Episcopalians, in particular, are tasked with drawing on our historic tradition […]
One of the joys of moving to a new region, or a new country, is learning the customs of the people. Actually, I love this. I’m not easily bored, and I’m not one of those folks who demand a stream of new experiences in order to feel happy. Really, I’m not. But there’s something about […]
Birdsong sounds nice. It washes us in peace, it puts us in touch with creation, it reassures us that God is in his heaven and all is well with the world. Right? Well, no. Not for the first time, humans just don’t get it. However beautiful it sounds to us, the point of birdsong is […]
If you are rejoicing that at last those very boring Olympic Games have finished and you can go back to watching NBC’s regular programming, I’m sorry to disappoint you. Even though I wrote about them two weeks ago, and Emily did last week, I will ask your forgiveness for just one final article. Then, I’m […]
A Message from the Rector I’m loving the Olympics. I’m hooked. Truth is, I always have been, ever since Mexico 1968, when as a VERY, VERY, VERY young boy (I mean INCREDIBLY young) I first saw the Games on TV. (I wish I could remember watching England win the soccer World Cup two years earlier, […]
Let’s take a time-out from the unrelenting gloom that seems to be our global condition and focus on some good things. At least once a week I take a lunchtime stroll around downtown. Many of you have heard me talk about my concern for the heart of city, and its need for rejuvenation. The disused […]
What happens in Vegas… …stays in Vegas. Yup. You’ve heard the phrase; hey, you may even have used it. It is, of course, a very fruitful marketing ploy by the tourist people at the entertainment capital of Nevada. It’s meaning is clear … Vegas is a place where you can behave badly and no one […]
There’s that moment in fairy tales when the hero approaches the enemy’s lair. The mission is righteous (rescuing a prisoner or finding a precious item that destroys evil) but the journey has been long (haunted forests, astronomical beanstalks, packs of hungry wolves, or whatever grizzly monster rattles your imagination.) Eventually, the hero ascends a hill, […]
You can say a lot of things about British history. ‘Bloody, cruel, unjust, imperialistic, occasionally ridiculous, often eccentric’ come to mind. But if there’s one thing we can all agree on about British history, it is this – there’s a lot of it. Canterbury Cathedral, for example, has stood in its current form, largely untouched, […]