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The first Lord's Prayer at Mattins and Evensong: "endearing sense"
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"Sweetly and gently": reading Bishop Hall in Whitsun week
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"To become like God": Jeremy Taylor on the Comforter and the ministry of comfort
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"There was not in the first Churches an unity and universality of practice": Jeremy Taylor on things indifferent in the Sacraments
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"Your eternal, spiritual welfare": Le Mesurier's Bampton Lectures, the Old High tradition, and 'secular advantages'
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"It must not be read in the congregation by a deacon": the rubric preceding the Absolution at Mattins and Evensong
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'What need he to have sent his Vicar, his Holy Spirit?': Jeremy Taylor, the Ascension, and the Comforter
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"Christ is with us by his Spirit, but Christ is not with us in body": Jeremy Taylor, the Ascension, and the Sacrament
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"He hath left his mantle behind him": Thomas Comber on receiving the Sacrament on Holy Thursday
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"Often seeing him in the glass of the creation": wisdom from Jeremy Taylor for Rogation Wednesday
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"It will be very seasonable to return to this song": on the Benedicite and Rogationtide
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Rogationtide, St. Ewold's, and the ordinary joys of Anglicanism
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"All the whole Realm": BCP 1662, comprehension, and culture wars
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"A liberty is here allowed": Lonsdale on the Prayer Book and Baptismal regeneration
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"The established communion": Le Mesurier's Bampton Lectures on the modest but serious claims of the Church of England
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