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May I thank the Lord God Almighty, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit for all His blessings He has lovingly given us this past year, in the Year of out Lord, 2013. Where does one start? Some say, … Continue reading →

Brother Monk wakes up much disturbed this day. He is in fits and bits of consternation, growling for his morning coffee. The commotion is heard by the superior making his morning rounds before prayer. Brother Monk! Something’s amiss, what ever is … Continue reading →

As Jesus Christ promised to build His Holy Church after His departure, so it was when, in about the Year of Our Lord 33 A.D., on the Day of Pentecost, in the city of Jerusalem, the Holy Spirit came down from … Continue reading →

My name is Brother Monk. I am of the Benedictine Order of the Anglican Church of England. I live on an island off the coast of England to the north, in a monastery with 25 other monks, some older, some … Continue reading →

The dark clouds gather now with greater intensity.  Our tiny island is besieged by great gusts of wind and relentless rain that washes everything away!  A portent of the world today?  Yes, and I say more, much more to come!  … Continue reading →

Believe on GOD and the things of God.  Know that God’s “Plan of the Ages” is ever moving forward according to His sacred, most holy written word.  As it is written, “all Scripture must be fulfilled.” We live in troubling times.  … Continue reading →

His created holy ones, who stand before God; who shouted for joy when God created the earth: “Where was thou when I laid the foundations of the earth?…When the morning stars sang together, and all the sons of God shouted for … Continue reading →

   And the third day passed.  After the birth of our Lord Jesus, these are the three most holy days of our Christian faith: Good Friday, Saturday, and Easter Sunday.     The dramatic events of these three days happened in Jerusalem … Continue reading →

   One morning, after we had finished Matins, our morning prayer to the glory of the Lord God Almighty, the holy father monk called me aside. Brother monk, I have read with great interest your thoughts on conversion as the … Continue reading →