Diocese of the Holy Cross

"FORTNIGHTLY "
August 26, 2006

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.

Colorado

Colorado Springs: St. Luke's Church hosted an informal meeting of clergy on August 18 to worship together, have some fellowship, and brainstorm about the complex and creative situation in which we find ourselves. Clergy from the Anglican Church in America, the Diocese of the Holy Cross, Forward in Faith, and the Province of Christ the King were in attendance.

Pennsylvania

Phoenixville: On August 18, Almighty God opened to my mother, Annagrace Carlson Hewett, the gates of larger life. May He receive her more and more into His joyful service, that she may win, with Him and His servants everywhere, the eternal victory, through Jesus Christ our Lord.

On August 23, at the Church of the Transfiguration, the Very Rev. Craig E. Young, SSC (Pro-Cathedral of the Epiphany, Columbia, SC) read the Burial Office and gave the Homily; the Rev. Canon Robert Bader, SSC (Church of the Advent, Greenwich, CT) celebrated the Requiem Mass; and the Rev. Dr. David A. Ousley, SSC (St. Michael the Archangel, Bala Cynwyd, PA) read the Absolution of the Body. The Rev. John W. Richards, Jr. was the Deacon of the Mass, and the Rev. Peter A. Geromel (both of Transfiguration, Phoenixville) was the Subdeacon. The Rev. David A. S. Hoare (St. John the Baptist, Marshall, VA) read a Lesson. In Procession were the Rev. Dr. Raleigh H. Watson (St. MIchael the Archangel, Winchester, VA), the Rev. Thomas Monnat (Church of the Atonement, Morton, PA) and the Rev. Gerry Jones. May I take this opportunity to thank all those who attended or sent cards, gifts and flowers. Your sympathy and prayers have been most appreciated.

Maryland

Catonsville: From the Rev. Canon Warren V. Tanghe, Chaplain of the All Saints Sisters of the Poor, comes this note: "The English translation of O. Clement's Roots of Christian Mysticism is published by New City Press, and can be ordered from them at 202 Cardinal Road, Hyde Park, NY 12538. 1-800-462-5980, orders@newcitypress.com."

"FORTNIGHTLY " August 26, 2006 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.
	Colorado Colorado Springs: St. Luke's Church hosted an informal meeting of clergy on August 18 to worship together, have some fellowship, and brainstorm about the complex and creative situation in which we find ourselves. Clergy from the Anglican Church in America, the Diocese of the Holy Cross, Forward in Faith, and the Province of Christ the King were in attendance. Pennsylvania Phoenixville: On August 18, Almighty God opened to my mother, Annagrace Carlson Hewett, the gates of larger life. May He receive her more and more into His joyful service, that she may win, with Him and His servants everywhere, the eternal victory, through Jesus Christ our Lord. On August 23, at the Church of the Transfiguration, the Very Rev. Craig E. Young, SSC (Pro-Cathedral of the Epiphany, Columbia, SC) read the Burial Office and gave the Homily; the Rev. Canon Robert Bader, SSC (Church of the Advent, Greenwich, CT) celebrated the Requiem Mass; and the Rev. Dr. David A. Ousley, SSC (St. Michael the Archangel, Bala Cynwyd, PA) read the Absolution of the Body. The Rev. John W. Richards, Jr. was the Deacon of the Mass, and the Rev. Peter A. Geromel (both of Transfiguration, Phoenixville) was the Subdeacon. The Rev. David A. S. Hoare (St. John the Baptist, Marshall, VA) read a Lesson. In Procession were the Rev. Dr. Raleigh H. Watson (St. MIchael the Archangel, Winchester, VA), the Rev. Thomas Monnat (Church of the Atonement, Morton, PA) and the Rev. Gerry Jones. May I take this opportunity to thank all those who attended or sent cards, gifts and flowers. Your sympathy and prayers have been most appreciated. Maryland Catonsville: From the Rev. Canon Warren V. Tanghe, Chaplain of the All Saints Sisters of the Poor, comes this note: "The English translation of O. Clement's Roots of Christian Mysticism is published by New City Press, and can be ordered from them at 202 Cardinal Road, Hyde Park, NY 12538. 1-800-462-5980, orders@newcitypress.com."