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WelcomeThis week's noteworthy events/activities/broadcasts:- The Lord's Prayer: Phrase-by-Phrase Our newest Anglican Hour series. Watch Episode 1 Listen to Episode 1 Learn more about the complete series on The Anglican Hour page. The next Episode will be broadcast on Tuesday, Jan. 31st.
- Paintings On Light: The Stained Glass Windows of St. Joseph's Villa Chapel Our new fund-raising book is to be published soon. Learn more about the book and the 46 windows on the Paintings on Light page.
- Fourth Sunday After Epiphany Listen to Epiphany 4 NOW
Listen any of the previous podcasts on the Digital Library or Epiphany at St. Chrysostom pages.
- The Twelve Days of Christmas Audio files for the entire series of 12 podcasts, with a theme word or phrase per day, has been moved to the Digital Library page.
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Worship & Study Schedule St. Joseph's Villa Chapel (consecrated Nov. 1931 A.D.) 8000 Brook Rd., Richmond, VA 1/4 mi. west of Parham Rd & I-95 SUNDAYS:
(service times are Eastern)
9:00 AM Third Hour Prayers Watch live
11:00 AM Holy Eucharist Watch live
The 9AM & 11 AM services are available as videos 30 minutes after the service at the Digital Library.
TUESDAYS: 7:00 P.M. Bible Study For more information about this course visit the Bible Study page 7:45 P.M. Compline From the St. Chrysostom Edition, Book of Common Prayer
Prayer List
We ask your prayers for:
Those in immediate need: Bradford Click Smith II; Bob Drake; Kathleen Dabney; Lisa Roberts; Carol Piper Others: Jean Wood, Jim Snoke;Dayle Sampson; Brenda Stone; Amanda Giannini, Bill Millhorn
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Last Sunday In Epiphany
Sunday, January 29th, is the Fourth and last Sunday After Epiphany in A.D. 2012. Since Easter comes earlier this year, the Epiphany season has only four Sundays. Sunday's Reflection on the Gospel reading from Matthew 8:1-13 examines the Healing of the Leper and the Healing of the Centurion's Servant in the context of the Hebrew understanding of leprosy and of how it should be healed (by Priests). Listen using the link in the left column and also see the Epipany at St Chrysostom page for the historical graphic from Canon Farrar's Life of Christ (1894).
The following Sunday we shift to the first of the three celebrations of "gesima" season. Not all Anglican parishes continue to use this older celebration, which has been abandoned by the Roman Catholic Church. This year, in the three oral essays for the season, the explanation of the name and the meaning of each name will be explained only in the first episode, for Septuagesima Sunday, Feb. 5th.
New Videocasts for A. D. 2012
Beginning Tuesday, Jan. 31st, The Anglican Hour will be recorded in the Sanctuary area of St. Joseph's Villa Chapel. Tuesday's episode, Part Two of The Lord's Prayer: Phrase-by-Phrase, will focus on the meaning of the first of the six petitions: "Give us this day our daily bread." A new episode will be recorded each week during February.
Help Wanted
Fr. Ron is looking for a clergyman who could fill in on Sundays for our 11 AM service once or twice a month. Candidates must meet standards of the Orthodox Anglican Church. Per diem & expenses provided. He is also looking for someone interested in training to become a Lay Reader.Please Help Your Fellow Christians in Iraq Canon Andrew White, "Vicar of Baghdad," who recently spoke in Richmond, needs to raise over $100,000 a month to maintain his Church and medical clinic in Baghdad. Please consider making a donation. Visit Canon White's new web site for more information and to learn how you can help:
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