Spirit of the Eagle – February 2015
Spiritual Tidbits for February from Father Tim Now is the winter of our discontent, made glorious summer by this sun of York was coined by William Shakespeare and put into […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – January 2015
Spiritual Tidbits for January from Father Tim 2014 is behind us and now just a part of history. I looked back at last January’s newsletter to see what I had […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – December 2014
Spiritual Tidbits for December from Father Tim December has arrived! Tis the season to be jolly! The Christ child comes and there is no better time for us to be […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – November 2014
Thought of the day Our help is in the name of the LORD, who made heaven and earth. (Psalm 124:8) In our lives we often don’t know which way to […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – September 2014
Rector’s Reflections The older I get the faster times seems to pass by. It has been more than four years since I assumed the role of Pastor of St. John’s, […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – August 2014
Rector’s Reflections It’s hard to believe, but summer will be over soon. It’s been an unusually cool summer, temperature wise, but I’m sure most of you didn’t let that stop […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – July 2014
Dear SJC family, Some of you may have noticed the lace caps the choir women are wearing. They are called chapel caps and are worn as a sign of respect […]
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Bulletin – May 18, 2014
St. John the Evangelist Anglican Catholic Church 619 O’Fallon Avenue, Dayton, Kentucky 41074 Tel: 859-261-8173 www.stjohnacc.com Easter IV, May 18th, 2014 Rev. Bryan Newman: Rector Cell: […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – May 2014
Rector’s Reflections Activities and events seem to have been almost non-stop since before Christmas and in lieu of that we are going to make conscious effort to slow down. I […]
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Spirit of the Eagle – April 2014
Rector’s Reflections Easter, the name of the day we celebrate Our Lord’s Resurrection, comes from an old Anglo-Saxon festival in honor of their goddess, named ‘Eostre.’ In the early Church […]