Maundy Thursday
Welcome (0:06) An Order for Celebrating The Holy Eucharist (0:54) The Holy Gospel (1:36) The Great Thanksgiving (6:26) Stripping and Washing of the Altar (11:31) Music: Joe Ritchie
Author: epiphanynorfolk
Palm Sunday
Prelude (0:06) Welcome(1:50) Liturgy of the Palm (2:15) The Holy Eucharist: Rite Two (5:40) The Gospel (6:19) – Eucharistic Prayer B (22:39) Holy Week Prayer (29:02) Postlude (29:30) Music: Joe Ritchie
Clergy Clatter
April 1, 2020 When I was in seminary, one of the required classes in the core curriculum was “Homiletics” (preaching). It was held in an old chapel that they called the Oratory. It met twice a week, and at each session, two students preached on an assigned text. We then picked each other apart, unmercifully. … [Read more…]
Morning Prayer, Fifth Sunday in Lent
Welcome (0:06) Opening Sentence (1:00) The Invitatory and Psalter (Psalm 130) (1:20) The Lesson, John 11:1-45 (2:50) The Homily (8:58) The Apostle’s Creed (15:23) The Prayers (16:28) The Grace (22:29) Closing Announcements (22:40)
Happening at Epiphany
Today’s Happening at Epiphany contains a short video regarding plans for Holy Week. Please enjoy the show! Popcorn optional. March 29, Sun., 8:00 AM and all day – Morning Prayer & Homily Video for the Fifth Sunday in Lent. Video is on Youtube and will be available on our Facebook page and webpage. Sunday’s Constant … [Read more…]
A Message from Richard
A brief video message from Richard on plans for going forward in light of the COVID-19 Pandemic.
From the Archives of Clergy Clatter
March 1994 We are in the middle of Lent. Like many practices in the Church, the observance of Lent has seen its changes over the years. Originally intended as a period of preparation of candidates for Baptism, Lent evolved into a highly structured observance for the whole membership of the Church. The Anglican Church has … [Read more…]
Lent II John 3:1-17
Our Gospel Reading this morning is the story of Nicodemus. It’s from the Gospel of John, and the last time I checked, they were pretty sure that it was written in what is now Turkey. It’s very Greek in its thinking, and I always like that. They think John was written “as a teaching story” … [Read more…]
Clergy Clatter
March 2020 Sometimes one just has to bite the bullet. For years we’ve been debating the pros and cons of going to an electronic newsletter. We’d chew on it for a while in the office and at vestry. Then we’d put it away and continue what we were doing. But outside forces are pushing us … [Read more…]
Sirach 15:15-20
Our 1st Reading this morning comes from the Book of Sirach. Now, if you learned your Books of the Bible, longer than perhaps 25 years ago, you’re probably wondering, “Where did Sirach come from?” Sirach comes from the Apocrypha. The Apocrypha is a collection of O. T. writings, that for various reasons, were not included … [Read more…]