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"A High Churchman of the old school": Lonsdale and Old High/New Low
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"No such infallibility for any church": Le Mesurier's Bampton Lectures and the Hookerian vision
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Arvo Pärt and the 'holy minimalism' of the Old High tradition
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The Confession at Mattins and Evensong: "whole head sick, whole heart faint"
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"Bringing forth fruits meet for repentance": An early PECUSA Eastertide sermon
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"With order and decency": Archbishop Howley's defence of quiet, modest Prayer Book worship
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"The means of grace are not yet exhausted": Jelf's 1844 Bampton Lectures on ministration at the hour of death
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The Confession at Mattins and Evensong: "correspondent affections"
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The resonance and relevance of Cranmerian Morning and Evening Prayer
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"Made meet for the heavenly inheritance": an early PECUSA Eastertide sermon
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Easter Day with Jeremy Taylor: "Grace and Glory give us a new signature"
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Easter Even with Jeremy Taylor: "to triumph over the gates of hell"
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Good Friday with Jeremy Taylor: "now every circumstance was a triumph"
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Holy Week with Jeremy Taylor: "Faith feeds upon the mystery itself"
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Holy Week with Jeremy Taylor: "the sum of Christian religion"
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Holy Week with Jeremy Taylor: "For this it was that he was born and died"
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Holy Week with Jeremy Taylor: "be pitiful and gracious to thy servant"
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Holy Week with Jeremy Taylor: "And now begins that great triumph"
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