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For Third Sunday in Lent, Archbishop Cranmer adapted a Collect from the Gregorian Sacramentary (10th C.) which refers to the “right hand of thy majesty.” The Epistle reading, Ephesians 5:1-14, is another lesson from St. Paul on the Christian Virtues, specifically, another lesson on the necessity of mastering “passions.” The Gospel lesson, Luke 11:24-28, the e...


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As Easter nears, viewers are invited to this preview of Easter: The Resurrection of Our Lord in Scripture, Art & Christian Tradition.

This six-part book includes the oldest surviving image of the Resurrection (586 A.D.) and 116 other images from the world’s digital archives. 170 pages. $40.00. Order your copy through our Virtual Boo...


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Apologies to viewers for the late posting of the logo and links for the start of Lent. I was traveling without my computer and could not complete the changes until my return. The Welcome/Home page now includes both the seasonal image and the three episode links.

Jesus & the Canaanite Woman, stained glass window in the Munich style, mid-19th C., St. Germain...

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This week marks the start of the season of Lent, the penitential season leading up to Easter. The Collect, Epistle & Gospel readings for Ash Wednesday and First Sunday in Lent, respectively, are discussed and illustrated in Episode One and


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For Quinguagesima Sunday, Archbishop Cranmer created a new Collect based on 1 Corinthians 13:11, which is part of the Epistle reading for the day. He used the English understanding of the Greek agape as “Charity” rather than the modern understanding as “Love.” He closed with the admonition that those without these virtues will be “counted de...


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