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This post is part of a Lenten series on the 39 Articles. Article XXI: Of the authority of General Councils General Councils may not be gathered together without the commandment and will of princes....

This will be the last post in my hymn series which began on Ash Wednesday. Of course, I’ll continue occasionally to post hymns, as I have done since this blog was created. This one’s...

Here’s our second hymn for Palm Sunday, something a bit more somber than the joy of the triumphal entry. My song is love unknown, My Savior’s love to me; Love to the loveless shown,...

This text is attributed to Gregory the Great, whose feast is kept today. Wish I had gotten it posted this morning when it was a bit more timely. Well, enjoy. Father, we praise thee,...

This one’s inspired by the Gospel appointed in today’s Office lectionary. Who doesn’t love a good Percy Dearmer hymn? Lord, the wind and sea obey Thee, Moon and stars their homage pay Thee; Listen...

What is it with conservatives and their love of the letters A, C, and N? Is this some sort of gnostic cabal among lovers of all things anti-gay? I can’t even keep track of...

The Gospel appointed in today’s lectionary for the Daily Office tells of Jesus healing a leper. May we all share in the healing of the world. Thine arm, O Lord, in days of old...

I saw this video on Facebook from The Episcopal Church. Seems like a pretty fantastic introduction to the worship life of the Episcopal Church. Enjoy. The title seems odd — “Kickoff of General Convention”?...

Today the Episcopal Church commemorates William Wilberforce, who campaigned to end the slave trade. You can read all about him on James Kiefer’s excellent hagiography site. The story of the struggle within the church...

We are tracking several important stories here in Anaheim. Stay tuned for details. We were 100% rubrical! In the opening Eucharist yesterday morning, Rite II was strictly followed. This cannot be taken for granted...

I’ve just gotten back to my room after attending what I believe was the first-ever General Convention tweetup. If you want to follow General Convention on Twitter (arguably the best way to keep up...