Did you know? (Sunday, October 1, 2023)
In the Bible, angels are often described as human-like figures, and are never said to have wings. The depiction of angels with wings emerged notably in the 3rd – 4th […]
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Did you know? (Sunday, September 24, 2023)
“Cancer of the Prostate is the commonest cancer in the world…[It] is even a bigger problem here for us in Jamaica as we have the highest incidence of this disease […]
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Did you know? (Sunday, September 17, 2023)
The oil of Unction (anointing) that Priest applies to the sick is first blessed by a Bishop. This takes place on Holy Thursday of each year. On this day, the […]
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Did you know? (Sunday, September 10, 2023)
The Church teaches that human beings currently live in an abnormal state of existence, often described as “sickness” or “spiritual ailment.” This means that humans possess inclinations and desires that […]
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Did you know? (Sunday, September 3, 2023)
If you are an Anglican seeking medical attention at the Nuttall Memorial Hospital, you can get a discount! This hospital, with a capacity of 50 beds, is proudly owned and […]
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Did you know? (Sunday, August 27, 2023)
“We can turn away from everything that keeps us from God and from living within God’s reign. You and I can repent and believe. But it is not always easy. […]
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Did you know? (Sunday, August 20, 2023)
The period from the Monday after Pentecost through to the Saturday before the First Sunday of Advent is known as “Ordinary Time.” The first Sunday of this season is Trinity […]
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Did you know? (Sunday, August 13, 2023)
In his book “Christ and Culture,” Richard Niebuhr outlines three ways in which Christians have sought to live faithfully for Christ as they relate to the culture surrounding them. The […]
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DID YOU KNOW (Sunday, August 6, 2023)
The Anglican Church has played a significant role in the development of Jamaica, intertwining faith and social progress. For example, since its establishment on the island, the church has been […]
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DID YOU KNOW (Sunday, July 30, 2023)
St. Augustine was impressed by a fifth-century procession of gifts in Rome in which the faithful brought from their own homes things from their kitchen tables. Augustine called this an […]