Articles of Religion (discussion)
Articles of Religion
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Musical Notes for Sept 15th
Prelude Meditation Will C. Macfarlane William Charles Macfarlane (1870-1945) was an English-born composer, who, at the time of writing this Meditation in 1910, was organist-choirmaster at St. Thomas Episcopal Church in New York. Introit (Psalm 74:20a, 21a, 22a, 23a) Have respect, O Lord unto Thy covenant: O let not the oppressed return ashamed. Arise, O…
“And kissed him” – oh these words of pure deception always sends chills down my spine each time I read them – words of such betrayal that it exceeds my ability to fully understand their ugliness when used against one’s God…PART 2
(end of part 1) If I was a gambling man, I would bet that Judas was a prideful man. Which way would you bet – prideful or not? He seemed so sure that he knew what was best and when things did not exactly go the way that he imagined, he became an angry man. …
St. Michael the Archangel Anglican Church www.stmichaelsanglican.org Visitors – Welcome! Peace and joy in our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Please advise us of your visit and ask for a “First Time Visitor Bulletin” which briefly explains the communion service. Please join our church family in the Parish Hall after the service for fellowship, drinks,…
Music for Trinity XIX – 10/27/2019
Music for Trinity XIX – 10/27/2019 Prelude Fantasia in G minor Johann Pachelbel Johann Pachelbel (1653-1706), best known today for his Canon in D, lived much of his life in Erfurt and Nuremberg in southern Germany. His Fantasia has short points of imitation between voices. Introit (Psalm 35:3b) Say unto my…
Real Presence Tractate IV
REAL PRESENCE An “apologia” for the Traditional Catholic Doctrine that the bread and wine of the Holy Eucharist become the real, objective Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ. The Rev’d. Stephan W. Heimann Not long after our Lord Jesus fed five thousand people, the account of which takes up the opening…