#ASonnetADay – SONNET 128. “How oft, when thou, my music, music play’st…” pic.twitter.com/cWRpQ4APT9 — Fr. John Zuhlsdorf (@fatherz) March 26, 2021I had this question come in…. QUAERITUR: I’m curious to know what happens to First Friday and First Saturday devotions when the Triduum falls on those days. I’ve searched the Internet a bit and cannot readily locate guidance. Is it … Read More →I’ve resumed, for a while at least, the live-stream of my daily Traditional Latin Mass at NOON Central Standard Time (= UTC -5 and ROME 1800h). (Check out LatinMass.live) ROMAN STATION: Santo Stefano Rotondo BEFORE MASS: Angelus, Statement of Intention … Read More →
Today, Friday after 1st Passion Sunday, and a 1st Friday this year, we commemorate Our Lady of the Seven Sorrows. Today, priests can say the Mass of Our Lady of Sorrows, with counter-intuitive white vestments, a Gloria and other aspects … Read More →
Today, Friday after 1st Passion Sunday, and a 1st Friday this year, we commemorate Our Lady of the Seven Sorrows. Today, priests can say the Mass of Our Lady of Sorrows, with counter-intuitive white vestments, a Gloria and other aspects … Read More →For Lent I offer daily 5 minute podcasts. They are intended to give you a small boost every day, a little encouragement in your own use of this holy season. The Roman Station today is Santo Stefano Rotondo. Today is … Read More →
: The Ohio Anglican.blog Living the Orthodox Catholic Faith in the Anglican Tradition Friday , March 26, 2021 Macartin of Clogher in Irish Aedh mac Carthin was an early disciple and companion of Saint Patrick during the latter's missions into pagan territory . He is said to have been consecrated bishop of Clogher in Tyrone by Patrick in 454. It is said the Saint Brigid , Macartin's niece , was present at the founding of the see . Tradition names Macartan as the strong man of Saint Patrick , who established the church in Clogher and spread the Gospel in Tyrone and . Fermanagh Macartin is also one of the earliest Irish saints to be known as a miracle-worker . His holiness is revealed not so much by any vita , which are non-existent , but by the high veneration in which he is held . SaintDay 38 (3/26/2021) - 40 Day Journey with Dietrich Bonhoeffer - Bible Gateway Devotionals#ASonnetADay – SONNET 127. “In the old age black was not counted fair…” After that break… let’s get to the end! pic.twitter.com/Rlcf0KitFM — Fr. John Zuhlsdorf (@fatherz) March 25, 2021I’ve resumed, for a while at least, the live-stream of my daily Traditional Latin Mass at NOON Central Standard Time (= UTC -5 and ROME 1800h). (Check out LatinMass.live) ROMAN STATION: Sant’Apollinare BEFORE MASS: Angelus, Statement of Intention MASS: Annunciation … Read More →
Photo by Bree Dail. For Lent I offer daily 5 minute podcasts. They are intended to give you a small boost every day, a little encouragement in your own use of this holy season. The Roman Station today is Sant’Apollinare. Today is Thursday in … Read More →
: The Ohio Anglican.blog Living the Orthodox Catholic Faith in the Anglican Tradition Thursday , March 25, 2021 The Annunciation to the Blessed Virgin Mary The Annunciation Caravaggio c . 1608 In the first chapter of Luke we read how the angel Gabriel announced to Mary that she had been chosen to be the mother of the Christ , and how Mary answered , Here I am , the handmaid of the Lord . Let it be to me as you have said . It is reasonable to suppose that Our Lord was conceived immediately after this . Accordingly , since we celebrate His birth on 25 December , we celebrate the Annunciation nine months earlier , on 25 . March For many centuries most European countries took 25 March , not 1 January , as the day when the number of the year changed , so that 24 March 1201 was followed by 25Day 37 (3/25/2021) - 40 Day Journey with Dietrich Bonhoeffer - Bible Gateway DevotionalsI’ve resumed, for a while at least, the live-stream of my daily Traditional Latin Mass at NOON Central Standard Time (= UTC -5 and ROME 1800h). (Check out LatinMass.live) ROMAN STATION: San Marcello BEFORE MASS: Angelus, Statement of Intention MASS: … Read More →For Lent I offer daily 5 minute podcasts. They are intended to give you a small boost every day, a little encouragement in your own use of this holy season. The Roman Station today is San Marcello al Corso. Today … Read More →
: The Ohio Anglican.blog Living the Orthodox Catholic Faith in the Anglican Tradition Wednesday , March 24, 2021 Walter Hilton Walter Hilton was an innovator . He was the first man to write a book of mysticism in the English language . At that time , Latin was the language of the church--although Wycliffe and his Lollards had worked hard to circulate manuscripts of an English . Bible Hilton urged holiness . Every Christian is called to overcome sin , he said . As he saw it , this would come through ascetic practice and contemplation of God . His Ladder of Perfection sets out to describe the steps by which a soul attains the new Jerusalem . According to Hilton , the soul is formed in the image of God , first by faith , then in both faith and feeling . After passing through a dark night inDay 36 (3/24/2021) - 40 Day Journey with Dietrich Bonhoeffer - Bible Gateway Devotionals</aI’ve resumed, for a while at least, the live-stream of my daily Traditional Latin Mass at NOON Central Standard Time (= UTC -5 and ROME 1800h). (Check out LatinMass.live) ROMAN STATION: San Ciriaco BEFORE MASS: Angelus, Statement of Intention MASS: … Read More →Day 35 (3/23/2021) - 40 Day Journey with Dietrich Bonhoeffer - Bible Gateway Devotionals
: The Ohio Anglican.blog Living the Orthodox Catholic Faith in the Anglican Tradition Monday , March 22, 2021 James de Koven was born in Connecticut in 1831, ordained to the priesthood in 1855, and promptly became a professor of Church history at at Nashotah House , a seminary of the Episcopal Church in Wisconsin . In 1859 he became Warden of Racine College , an Episcopal college in Racine , Wisconsin . Nashotah House was from its inception dedicated to an increased emphasis on the real presence of Christ in the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper , and on the use of ritual practices that recognized and honored that . presence In the General Conventions of 1871 and 1874, de Koven became the chief spokesman for the ritualists , defending the use of candles , incense , bowing and kneeling , andDay 34 (3/22/2021) - 40 Day Journey with Dietrich Bonhoeffer - Bible Gateway Devotionals: The Ohio Anglican.blog Living the Orthodox Catholic Faith in the Anglican Tradition Sunday , March 21, 2021 Passion Sunday Passion Sunday is a term sometimes used to denote the fifth Sunday of Lent in the Christian liturgical . calendar In Traditional Catholic and Prayer Book Anglican circles , Passion Sunday continues to refer to the fifth Sunday in Lent Passion Sunday is sometimes called 1st Sunday of Passion Time , with the 2nd Sunday being Palm . Sunday Under the old calendar , Passion Sunday was also known as Judica Sunday , after that day's Introit : Judica me , Deus Judge me , O Lord from Psalm 42 43 and was called Black Sunday in Germany . This alternate name originates from the fact that after Passion Sunday , the Judica Psalm was not said again until Easter the German title
: The Ohio Anglican.blog Living the Orthodox Catholic Faith in the Anglican Tradition Sunday , March 21, 2021 Thomas Cranmer 2 July 1489 21 March 1556 was a leader of the English Reformation and Archbishop of Canterbury during the reigns of Henry VIII and Edward VI . He helped build a favourable case for Henry's divorce from Catherine of Aragon which resulted in the separation of the English Church from union with the Church of Rome . Along with Thomas Cromwell , he supported the principle of Royal Supremacy , in which the king was considered sovereign over the Church within his . realm During Cranmer's tenure as Archbishop of Canterbury , he was responsible for establishing the first doctrinal and liturgical structures of the Church of England . Under Henry's rule , Cranmer did not makeDay 33 (3/21/2021) - 40 Day Journey with Dietrich Bonhoeffer - Bible Gateway Devotionals
: The Ohio Anglican.blog Living the Orthodox Catholic Faith in the Anglican Tradition Saturday , March 20, 2021 Thomas Ken in the course of his lifetime was both rewarded and punished for his firm adherence to principle . He was born in 1637 and reared by his half-sister Anne and her husband the well-known angler Izaak Walton . He became a clergyman and served for a year at the Hague as chaplain to Mary , Princess of England and Queen of Holland , niece of King Charles II of England and wife of the Dutch King William of Orange . During this year he publicly rebuked King William for his treatment of his wife the said Mary , which may be why he was chaplain there for only a . year Upon his return to England , he was made Royal Chaplain to King Charles . The King had a mistress , Nell Gwyn ,
: The Ohio Anglican.blog Living the Orthodox Catholic Faith in the Anglican Tradition Saturday , March 20, 2021 Cuthbert of Lindisfarne was born in Northumbria in northern England about 625. One night , while tending a herd of sheep , he saw lights in the sky which he interpreted as a soul being escorted heavenward by a band of angels . Later , he learned that Aidan of Lindisfarne 31 August 651 had died that night , and he resolved to enter the monastic life . He was a monk at Melrose Abbey from 651 to 664, and when the Abbot , Eata , became abbot and bishop at Lindisfarne , Cuthbert accompanied him and was Prior there until 676. Although he had been brought up in the Celtic customs , he accepted the decrees of the Synod of Whitby in 663, which committed the English Church to followingDay 32 (3/20/2021) - 40 Day Journey with Dietrich Bonhoeffer - Bible Gateway Devotionals
: The Ohio Anglican.blog Living the Orthodox Catholic Faith in the Anglican Tradition Friday , March 19, 2021 Joseph the Guardian of Our Lord All that we know of Joseph we learn from the first two chapters of Matthew and of Luke . Otherwise he is mentioned only in passing in Luke 3:23 John 1:45 John 6:42 as the supposed father of Jesus . Mark does not mention him at all . In the face of circumstances where a man of lesser character might have reacted very differently , Joseph graciously assumed the role of Jesus' father . He is well remembered in Christian tradition for the love he showed to the boy Jesus , and for his tender affection and care for Mary , during the twelve years and more that he was their . protector Propers for St . Joseph 19 March Guardian of Our Lord The . Collect O GODDay 31 (3/19/2021) - 40 Day Journey with Dietrich Bonhoeffer - Bible Gateway Devotionals
: The Ohio Anglican.blog Living the Orthodox Catholic Faith in the Anglican Tradition Thursday , March 18, 2021 King Edward the Martyr c . 962–18 March 978 was king of England from 975 until he was murdered in 978. Edward is thought to have been the son of King Edgar and Æthelflæd . His succession to the throne was contested by supporters of his half-brother Æthelred , but with Dunstan's support , Edward was acknowledged by the Witan and crowned king by Dunstan and Oswald of . Worcester Edward's reign was short and disturbed by factional strife . He was killed at Corfe Castle by servants of his stepmother the Queen Dowager Ælfthryth Elfrida on 18 March 978. Edward became known as the Martyr because of his violent end , the fact that the party opposed to him had been irreligious , and the
: The Ohio Anglican.blog Living the Orthodox Catholic Faith in the Anglican Tradition Thursday , March 18, 2021 Cyril of Jerusalem was born in Jerusalem around 315, and became bishop of that city in about 349. The years between the Council of Nicea 325 and the Council of Constantinople 381 were troubled years , in which the Church , having committed itself at Nicea , over the strenuous protests of the Arians , to the proposition that the Son is one in being homo-ousios with the Father , began to backtrack and consider whether there was some other formula that would adequately express the Lordship of Christ but not be divisive . Experience with other ways of stating what Christians believed about the Son and his relation to the Father finally led the Church to conclude that the NiceneDay 30 (3/18/2021) - 40 Day Journey with Dietrich Bonhoeffer - Bible Gateway Devotionals
: The Ohio Anglican.blog Living the Orthodox Catholic Faith in the Anglican Tradition Wednesday , March 17, 2021 Patrick of Ireland Patrick was born about 390, in southwest Britain , somewhere between the Severn and the Clyde rivers , son of a deacon and grandson of a priest . When about sixteen years old , he was kidnapped by Irish pirates and sold into slavery in Ireland . Until this time , he had , by his own account , cared nothing for God , but now he turned to God for help . After six years , he either escaped or was freed , made his way to a port 200 miles away , and there persuaded some sailors to take him onto their ship . He returned to his family much changed , and began to prepare for the priesthood , and to study the . Bible Around 435, Patrick was commissioned , perhaps byDay 29 (3/17/2021) - 40 Day Journey with Dietrich Bonhoeffer - Bible Gateway Devotionals
: The Ohio Anglican.blog Living the Orthodox Catholic Faith in the Anglican Tradition Tuesday , March 16, 2021 Aristobulus of Britannia He was born on Cyprus . He was one of the seventy chosen by Christ and sent out to preach Luke 10:1 He and his brother , the holy Apostle Barnabas of the Seventy , accompanied the holy Apostle Paul on his journeys . Saint Aristobulus is mentioned by the Apostle Paul in the Epistle to the Romans Romans 16:10 Saint Paul made Aristobulus a bishop and sent him to preach the Gospel in Britain , where he converted many to Christ . He endured the torments and malice of the pagans , and eventually baptized them . He later became a bishop to the Celts of northern Spain and Britain and is known as the Apostle of . Britain Saint Aristobulus died in Britain among theDay 28 (3/16/2021) - 40 Day Journey with Dietrich Bonhoeffer - Bible Gateway Devotionals