…bit worrying. When Archbishop Linda Nicholls was visiting last fall, she talked about some of the good things that have happened since the pandemic began. For example, people have found…
…wings or on its back. This use of the eagle comes from several different possible sources, including the theory that eagles fly the highest of all birds, and can therefore…
…Communion was then received by the congregation, during which Nora led in the Lord’s Prayer. The recessional hymn was, “Sing a New Song Unto the Lord.” Deacon Nora completed the…
…from the bubonic plague, caused by bacteria found on fleas and caught from rats, both of which were very common at the time. The black swellings or buboes, as they…
…needed to choose something that we would miss if we didn’t have it. Some family members would give up alcohol, for example, during Lent. I was never much of a…
…that would come from him—the Israelites—and ultimately to all the people of the earth. Also, God chose Abraham to prepare the way for the Messiah. God used him to play…
…the back of chasubles and on Eucharistic vessels. It is an ancient christogram, and is formed by the combination of the first two letters of the word “Christ” in Greek,…
…was a coming together to participate and to celebrate our rendition of this once in a lifetime event—the 70th anniversary of our Majesty Queen Elizabeth’s reign—her Platinum Jubilee. Our team…
…solid. When my cursory examination was finished, I decided to test the density of this product by biting into the wood. This action did not cause me any immediate harm,…
…constant upheavals, and their willingness to embrace the changes and challenges, underscore the remarkable sense of community that has thrived over the past few months. It serves as a shining…
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