> Fr. Mark+ > Thanks for sending this. It is interesting how people are responding tothe latest '815 nonsense'. As an AC Missal priest I am wondering how the youth insert 'prayer and praised' in the liturgy as you described? There might be something here worth further exploration. Blessings. GDVW+ > Thanks for passing this along. > > Fr. McNamara and the parish have done some remarkable > things. They run a school and have programs to assist > young people find a place in the economy. > > He has the only adult Sunday school I have ever seen > where people take notes. > > People of all ages attend and contribute their > efforts. > > Prior to Eucharist there is a time where young people > lead in prayer and praise. > > This healthy growing church is located in the inner > city, which should send a message to those who think > we have to be in the "right" suburban neighborhoods. > > > Charles+ > > > > > > --- Mark Clavier+ <anglican@...> wrote: >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Andy Figueroa" <figueroa@...> >> To: <ORTHODOXANGLICAN@...> >> Sent: Friday, November 21, 2003 8:57 AM >> Subject: [ORTHODOXANGLICAN] Courage breeds courage >> in Dayton >> >> >> > Dayton Daily News, 11/21/2003, (full story follows >> below) >> > Episcopalians quit Fairborn church, Oppose >> ordination of gay NH bishop >> > Spotlight on Front Page, Story on cover of "Local" >> section (B1) >> > >> > http://www.daytondailynews.com/localnews/content/localnews/daily/1121episcop >> al.html >> > By Mara Lee >> > mlee@... >> > >> > Almost three dozen Episcopalians are leaving their >> Fairborn congregation >> > because of the national conference's decision to >> ordain a gay man as >> > the New Hampshire bishop. >> > >> > Andy Figueroa of Beavercreek said he found a new >> place for these >> > Episcopalians, who believe the church has left >> them behind as it has >> > become more liberal. >> > >> > They will attend Christ the King Reformed >> Episcopal Church, at 925 N. Main >> > St., Dayton. The Reformed Episcopal Church split >> from the Episcopal >> > Church in the late 1800s, when its leaders felt >> the denomination was >> > becoming too Roman Catholic. Today, it is more >> conservative than the >> > Episcopal Church U.S.A. ? it does not ordain women >> and it says sex >> > outside of marriage is sinful in all >> circumstances. >> > >> > Figueroa expects some members of other local >> congregations will attend >> > Christ the King, but probably just another dozen >> or so. Figueroa, 56, has >> > been an Episcopalian since 1976. He used to work >> for the diocese as its >> > Web master, but resigned in August because the gay >> man's ordination. He >> > is unemployed. >> > >> > Figueroa, like other traditionalists, hopes the >> liberal U.S. conference >> > will split from the worldwide Anglican Communion, >> and that congregations >> > who wish to follow the Bible more literally can >> join those Anglicans. >> > >> > The Rev. Wayne McNamara, who leads Christ the King >> Reformed >> > Episcopal Church, said he feels sorrow for >> Episcopalians who feel >> > disenfranchised. But he's pleased his church, >> which has about 110 >> > members from 30 households, can be a place they >> can sojourn as the >> > conflict continues. >> > >> > (God have mercy upon us.) >> > >> > -- >> > Andy Figueroa >> > http://philippians-1-20.us/ >> > figueroa@... >> > >> >> >> -- >> To unsubscribe, send ANY message to >> <faithandlife-unsubscribe@...> >> > > > __________________________________ > Do you Yahoo!? > Free Pop-Up Blocker - Get it now > http://companion.yahoo.com/ > > -- > To unsubscribe, send ANY message to > <faithandlife-unsubscribe@...> ----------------------------------------- This email was sent using FREE Catholic Online Webmail. http://webmail.catholic.org/