Did you know? (Sunday, February 18, 2024)
Although the English arrived in Jamaica in 1655, it took them five years to completely defeat the Spaniards, from whom they took the island. In 1660, the English established civil […]
Anglican Church in St. Andrew, Jamaica. Diocese of Jamaica and The Cayman Islands. Established 1664.
Although the English arrived in Jamaica in 1655, it took them five years to completely defeat the Spaniards, from whom they took the island. In 1660, the English established civil […]
“A Calendar of [celebratory] events and activities is being developed to cover the one-year period which will end in February, 2025…The year ahead is not just about the hype and […]
What will I do this week to better acquaint myself with the history of our Diocese? What celebratory events and activities will I commit myself to participate in?
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, a solemn period of repentance, fasting, and reflection for Christians leading up to Easter. The origins of Ash Wednesday can be traced back […]
“Ash Wednesday is full of joy… The source of all sorrow is the illusion that of ourselves we are anything but dust.” ~ Thomas Merton
How might you incorporate the lessons of Ash Wednesday into your daily life throughout the Lenten season and beyond? How can the awareness of our mortality on Ash Wednesday inspire […]
The 2nd of February is always 40 days after Christmas Day. The day is celebrated as the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord. The feast also commemorates Jesus’ first […]
“The Eucharist…manifests the true being of the church as the Body of Christ and of the Christian as the member of Christ, because it manifests the being of Christ as […]
In what ways can I continue to bear witness to Christ’s light in the situation where I find myself? What is my experience of the Lord, that I can share […]
The Jewish rabbis counted 613 separate commandments in the Law of Moses, Of those, 365 of them (one for each day of the year) were stated negatively, and 248 positively. […]