Diocese of the Holy Cross

"FORTNIGHTLY "
March 24, 2007

This bulletin will come on alternate Saturday mornings to provide a quick summary of what is happening in the Diocese and beyond. Rectors, especially those in the DHC, may wish to copy this Fortnightly to parishioners who have e-mail, or to have parishioners’ e-mail addresses sent to afdv1@yahoo.com.

Virginia

Marshall: St. John the Baptist. Let us continue to remember Father David Hoare, the Rector, in our prayers, as he recovers from heart surgery in Spain, and remember St. John the Baptist, as they await his return.

New York

Queens: at St. James, Elmhurst, Bp. Hewett is conducting a Quiet Day today on “Our Lady and the Three Ways of Prayer: Purgative, Illuminative and Unitive.”

South Carolina

Greenville: A Spring Youth Retreat will be held Friday, April 20, to Sunday, April 22, at the YMCA Camp Greenville, in the beautiful foothills of South Carolina, for youth aged 12-18 (parents of younger children are asked to contact Fr. Paul Sterne at psterne@gmail.com or 803-782-4219 if interested). The Retreat ends with 10 a.m. Mass at St. Francis of Assisi in Spartanburg, with lunch following. Sponsored by the Church of the Epiphany/Diocese of the Holy Cross. Cost: $95.00 payable to the Church of the Epiphany. Contact Fr. Sterne, as above, for applications. Deadline for registration: Friday, March 30.

Columbia: Pro-Cathedral of the Epiphany: Chrism Mass, Tuesday in Holy Week, April 3 at 11 a.m. Also, Diocesan Synod May 3-5.

Pennsylvania

Morton: Patrick's Boathouse Ministry: Fr. Thomas Monnet is in need of 1940 Hymnals. E-mail pboathouse@verizon.net for information on where to send them.

Phoenixville: Church of the Transfiguration: Chrism Mass, Wednesday in Holy Week, April 4 at 11 a.m.

Forward in Faith North America – To receive the newspaper "Forward Now in Christ," send $35 payable to Forward in Faith/NA to P.O. Box 210248, Bedford, TX 76095-7248.

Recommended reading on the subject of our Anglican Patrimony (who we are as Anglicans and what we bring to the rest of the Body): Arthur Middleton’s The Peculiar Character of Anglicanism and his Fathers and Anglicans and also Martin Thornton’s English Spirituality.

"FORTNIGHTLY " March 24, 2007 This bulletin will come on alternate Saturday mornings to provide a quick summary of what is happening in the Diocese and beyond. Rectors, especially those in the DHC, may wish to copy this Fortnightly to parishioners who have e-mail, or to have parishioners’ e-mail addresses sent to afdv1@yahoo.com.
	Virginia Marshall: St. John the Baptist. Let us continue to remember Father David Hoare, the Rector, in our prayers, as he recovers from heart surgery in Spain, and remember St. John the Baptist, as they await his return. New York Queens: at St. James, Elmhurst, Bp. Hewett is conducting a Quiet Day today on “Our Lady and the Three Ways of Prayer: Purgative, Illuminative and Unitive.” South Carolina Greenville: A Spring Youth Retreat will be held Friday, April 20, to Sunday, April 22, at the YMCA Camp Greenville, in the beautiful foothills of South Carolina, for youth aged 12-18 (parents of younger children are asked to contact Fr. Paul Sterne at psterne@gmail.com or 803-782-4219 if interested). The Retreat ends with 10 a.m. Mass at St. Francis of Assisi in Spartanburg, with lunch following. Sponsored by the Church of the Epiphany/Diocese of the Holy Cross. Cost: $95.00 payable to the Church of the Epiphany. Contact Fr. Sterne, as above, for applications. Deadline for registration: Friday, March 30. Columbia: Pro-Cathedral of the Epiphany: Chrism Mass, Tuesday in Holy Week, April 3 at 11 a.m. Also, Diocesan Synod May 3-5. Pennsylvania Morton: Patrick's Boathouse Ministry: Fr. Thomas Monnet is in need of 1940 Hymnals. E-mail pboathouse@verizon.net for information on where to send them. Phoenixville: Church of the Transfiguration: Chrism Mass, Wednesday in Holy Week, April 4 at 11 a.m. Forward in Faith North America – To receive the newspaper "Forward Now in Christ," send $35 payable to Forward in Faith/NA to P.O. Box 210248, Bedford, TX 76095-7248. Recommended reading on the subject of our Anglican Patrimony (who we are as Anglicans and what we bring to the rest of the Body): Arthur Middleton’s The Peculiar Character of Anglicanism and his Fathers and Anglicans and also Martin Thornton’s English Spirituality.