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Christian Campbell is the Senior Warden of the Cathedral of the Incarnation (Orlando, FL) and a member of the Standing Committee of the Anglican Church in America's Diocese of the Eastern United States. The ACA is the American province of the Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC).
He is also the CEO of Three Fish Consulting, LLC, an Information Technology consultancy based in Orlando, FL. He can be reached via email at ccampbell at threefishgroup dot com.
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Tag Archives: Liturgical Year
The Mother of All the Faithful
Note: Some of what follows may be familiar, since part of the sermon borrows from my article, "Getting Right with Mary," posted elsewhere on this blog. — SLE+ * * * Sermon for the Feast of Saint Mary the Virgin … Continue reading
Peter's Chains and Ours
Today is the Feast of Saint Peter’s Chains, and the consideration of the passage from the Acts of the Apostles appointed to be read for it, extended to the end of the account, occasioned insights that, while I seriously doubt … Continue reading
Sarum Triduum
Here are some of Fr. Sean Finnegan's posts from his blog, Valle Adurni, from last year on Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday in the Use of Salisbury, or Sarum. Sarum Maundy Thursday Sarum Good Friday Sarum Holy Saturday … Continue reading
Sarum Good Friday
If you wish to use this text, simply copy and paste it into Microsoft Publisher or any other DTP programme and make it into a little booklet. * * * After None, let the Priest go to the Altar, in … Continue reading
Sarum Maundy Thursday
I have not included the rite for the Maundy, which is separate from the Mass. I have also not included the Ordinary of Mass (viz. prayers at the foot of the altar, etc.) before the Offertory. This is the Pearson … Continue reading
Lenten Array Revisited and Passiontide Veiling
We have already written articles on The Anglo-Catholic about Lenten Array in the English Use, and here are the links: Lenten Array Percy Dearmer on the Lenten Array For those following Roman usage, in which the crosses and statues are … Continue reading
Active Engagement
Given the primary subject matter of The Anglo-Catholic, presenting the endeavors toward reestablishment of communion between faithful Anglicans and Mother Church, it is quite easy to get caught up in the theoretical, abstract, and esoteric elements of ecclesiology. These discussions … Continue reading
Soloviev on the Three Temptations
I offer you this meditation for next Sunday’s Gospel from Vladimir Soliviev, God, Man and the Church, Cambridge 1937, pp. 123-127. Indeed, we clergy have to be constantly on our guard, particularly in regard to the temptation of power and … Continue reading
Ash Wednesday Service from the Use of Sarum
If you wish to use this service order, you can copy and paste it into the publishing application of your choice. This service order is reproduced from the Warren translation (1911) of the Sarum Missal. * * * After Sext, … Continue reading
Percy Dearmer on the Lenten Array
As a follow-up to Fr. Chadwick's recent post on the Lenten Array, here are a couple of extracts from Percy Dearmer's The Parson's Handbook. * * * From The Parson's Handbook (Sixth Edition), pp. 511-514: Lent.—The Lenten array should be … Continue reading
Carnival
Some of you might be participating in a carnival somewhere near where you live, that last fling of merriment before getting serious for Lent. The Carnival is an old tradition in many countries, particularly flamboyant in Brazil, much of the … Continue reading
Lenten Array
Lenten Array is the characteristic veiling of the altars and statues of churches following the English Use, which follows medieval north European precedent. The purple you see in many churches is a Roman Catholic custom which was only followed universally … Continue reading
Septuagesima
Note: This article is inspired to some extent by a chapter in Dom Guéranger’s Liturgical Year, which is too lengthy to reproduce here. Also see this fine article in the New Liturgical Movement. Septuagesima is a brief period of two … Continue reading
Rex divine, Rector regum
Heavenly King, of Kings the Pastor, Giv'r of laws, of justice master, Ruling all by Thy behest, Unto Thee to-day we render Praise for him, to memory tender, Charles our King, of kings the best. Traitors shedding blood like water … Continue reading
Full Homely Divinity
I am quite surprised that this site – Full Homely Divinity – hasn't been mentioned here. It concentrates on the old folk traditions of English parish religion and spirituality, both in medieval English Catholicism and its survival in post-Reformation Anglicanism. … Continue reading


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