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The Case for Charles, by the Rev. Canon J. Robert Wright King Charles the Martyr (d. 1649) was commemorated in the Prayer Book of the Church of ... witness of the Society of King Charles the Martyr and other groups, .... My friends, it was against those directions, which continued to be ... 2.
The Case for Charles, by the Rev. Canon J. Robert Wright King Charles the Martyr (d. 1649) was commemorated in the Prayer Book of the Church of ... witness of the Society of King Charles the Martyr and other groups, .... My friends, it was against those directions, which continued to be ... 3.
Anglican Society--President's Corner J. Robert Wright with several students from the General Theological Seminary celebrated a Solemn Votive Mass of St. Thomas Becket according to the Use of ... 4.
Anglican Society--President's Corner An outstanding example of it that can be seen at the Cloisters Museum in New York is the Chichester-Constable chasuble. Medieval English vestments were ... 5.
The Anglican Society Oct 8, 2006 ... The purpose of the Anglican Society is to promote and maintain the Catholic doctrine, discipline, and worship of th eEpsicopal Church in ... 6.
Anglican Society--President's Corner compared with only 5 editions of the Primer from York. All told, more sources survive for the Use of Sarum than for all other medieval English rites put ... 7.
Anglican Society--President's Corner "The Sarum Use" is the name applied to the particular rendering of divine ... Queen Mary restored the Sarum Use throughout her reign from 1553 to 1558; ... 8.
The Case for Charles, by the Rev. Canon J. Robert Wright Preached at the annual Solemn High Mass of the Society of King Charles the Martyr, 27 January 2002, in the Church of the Transfiguration, New York City. ... 9.
A Synopsis of the Ceremonies at a Plain Celebration of the Eucharist Most prayers are said by the Celebrant in the orans position with hands at shoulder height and extended to about the width of the shoulders. ... 10.
Anglican Society--President's Corner "The Sarum Use" is the name applied to the particular rendering of divine worship ... All told, more sources survive for the Use of Sarum than for all other ... |
