Remembering Thomas Bray (1656-Feb. 15, 1730). This week we remember Thomas Bray whose saint’s day was February 15. Bray, for whom our Diocesan headquarters was named, was Commissary to Maryland […]
The Reverend Absalom Jones Today the Episcopal church celebrates Absalom Jones. Absalom Jones was America’s first Black priest. Born into slavery in Delaware at a time when slavery was being debated […]
Receiving the Sacrament of Holy Communion Our Anglican tradition recognizes sacraments as “outward and visible signs of inward and spiritual grace.” (The Book of Common Prayer, p. 857) Holy Baptism and the Eucharist (or […]
We know the Bible is more like a library than a single volume. The contents, or books, span centuries and were compiled by a variety of writers. For the most […]
This Gospel, the longest, is only half of the great Lucan writing. It was originally joined to Acts as part of a two-volume work that, in length, constitutes over one quarter […]
September 4, 2024 Hello – again! I am humbled and thrilled to be with you as your Curate and Assistant Priest at Wye Parish. My first day was Tuesday and Rev. Betty […]
A Labor Day Meditation from Rev. Betty As we prepare for the long Labor Day Weekend marking the end of summer, return to school and our “normal” routines, I wonder […]
Refreshments for June at St. Luke’s Chapel June 2 – Connie Cole & Judy Webber June 9 – Liguori Tewes June 16 – Barbara Perry June 23 – Trish Anthony […]