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A large collection of extracts from classic sources, ranging from the Church Fathers through to the Divines of the 17th and 18th centuries, and some more recent authors too.

WE and our people — thanks be to God — follow no novel and strange religion, but that very religion which is ordained by Christ, sanctioned by the primitive and Catholic Church and approved by the consistent mind and voice of the most early Fathers."

Queen Elizabeth I, r. 1558-1603

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Prayers

Prayers on dozens of subjects, such as family life, sickness, the state of the church and the nation, and much else besides.

THERE is nothing in all man's life, well beloved in our Saviour Christ, so needful to be spoken of and daily to be called upon as hearty, zealous, and devout prayer.

Second Book Of Homilies, 1571

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A Catechism

The basics of the Christian faith in the Anglican tradition, designed for young children, but suitable for all. Accompanied by a commentary in prayers by Bishop Thomas Ken (1637-1711).

SINCE, O my God, I can of myself neither know nor love Thee: since I cannot by my own strength do "those things Thou requirest, nor walk in Thy commandments, nor serve Thee," nor think so much as one good thought; whither can I fly, but only to Thy free and unbounded love? Thou art my hope, my help, and my salvation; Thou only canst teach and enable me to know and to love Thy own goodness.

Bishop Thomas Ken (1637-1711)

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The Way Of The Cross

Some prayers, Scripture readings and hymns centred on the final journey of Jesus Christ, from the House of Pontius Pilate to the Hill of Calvary. A popular devotion during Lent and Passiontide.

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