Reclaiming our Musical Heritage Editor’s note: this was originally published at the North American Anglican blog on February 3, 2016. Since I was a child, the psalms have been a part of my devotional life. My mother read us a psalm and chapter of Proverbs every day before school. When I was old enough to…
Update 01/16/2018: the Anglican podcast discussed in the original post is no more, as the primary host converted to Eastern Orthodoxy. My follow-up post for TNAA can be found here. Now that the new website is up, I plan on posting some new blog content regularly. In the meantime, I recently wrote a two-part response…
It’s been a long time coming, but the new website is finally here! We plan on posting new content pretty regularly, so please check back often. I want to especially thank our Jr. Warden, Ron Dodds for putting in so much work into the site, and our Vestryman Over Worship, Steve McCullough for recording the…
Paret, William, The Pastoral Use of the Prayer Book: The Substance of Plain Talks Given to His Students and Younger Clergy. Baltimore: The Maryland Diocesan Library, 1904. 237pp. William Paret is best known as the 137th Bishop of Maryland in the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States of America. Born in New York…
And the other Books (as Hierome saith) the Church doth read for example of life and instruction of manners; but yet doth it not apply them to establish any doctrine; –From Article VI of the 39 Articles of Religion (BCP, pp 603-604) At this past Wednesday’s Evensong, the first lesson was from 1 Maccabees in…