O Sapientia O Wisdom, Which camest forth out of the mouth of the Most High, and reachest from one end to the other, mightily and sweetly ordering all things; Come and teach us the way of prudence. From The Greater…
Continue ReadingOur Rector, the Rev. Dr. C. Eric Funston, together with an Anglican Dominican nun and the Rector of a parish in Michigan, has begun a cooperative blog called The Theology Diner. No one knows what this blog may become, but…
Continue Reading“Daily we can make an Advent examination. Are there any feelings of discrimination toward race, sex, or religion? Is there a lingering resentment, an unforgiven injury living in our hearts? Do we look down upon others of lesser social standing…
Continue ReadingToday (Dec. 16) the Episcopal Church commemorates three major church architects. Ralph Adams Cram and Richard Upjohn were major architects whose influence on the design and decoration of Episcopal churches in the late 19th and early 20th centuries is without…
Continue ReadingBorn in Exeter, England, in 1828, John Horden was apprenticed to the blacksmith’s trade as a young boy, and devoted his spare hours to self-education. He eventually qualified as a school teacher and attended the Vicar’s Bible Class at St.…
Continue Reading“Advent, like its cousin Lent, is a season for prayer and reformation of our hearts. Since it comes at winter time, fire is a fitting sign to help us celebrate Advent…If Christ is to come more fully into our lives…
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