The Black Rubric
At the end of the Book of Common Prayer’s liturgy for Holy Communion there are a series of rubrics. Rubrics are usually stage instructions, but occasionally they provide further explanations.…
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At the end of the Book of Common Prayer’s liturgy for Holy Communion there are a series of rubrics. Rubrics are usually stage instructions, but occasionally they provide further explanations.…
The classic 1662 Book of Common Prayer calls for the Athanasian Creed to be read in the Morning Prayer liturgy at least thirteen times throughout the year. Notably, it is…
I just want to make a quick observation and leave a link for public benefit. John Davenant, 17th cent. Bishop of Salisbury, has this to say about the original apostles…
Now that we are reading the Constitution and Canons of the Anglican Church in North America, let’s check to see what they do and do not say about the question…
There’s a lot of confusion in the ACNA world. This is known. But what is not as well known is that a lot of the confusion could be resolved by…
Back in the early days of my blogging at The Calvinist International, I posted a snippet of a really excellent essay by Adam Gopnik on G. K. Chesterton. Written in…
There’s a guy named “Young Anglican” who has a Youtube channel that a lot of people watch. I don’t think I have ever watched him before. But he just released…
Father Mike Schmitz is a Roman Catholic influencer priest. He has done other things, and so I don’t mean to diminish him with that description. He has been ordained as…
My recent post on the women’s ordination in the ACNA has been passed around a decent amount. I’ve gotten a lot of direct feedback, and I thought I would quickly…
In Book 10 of City of God, St. Augustine contrasts the way that Christians worship God only and the way that the Platonists worship angels and other heavenly powers. The…
