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Wednesday, January 24, 2018

Wednesday, January 24, 2018 *

                     ________________Psalm 119:49 







Re-
member 
your word 
to your 
servant,
because
you have given me hope.

*Today we commemorate the Ordination of Flor-ence Li Tim-Oi, (Beloved Daughter") the first woman priest ordained in the Anglican Commun-ion (which was of neces-sity, of course, and not by choice.) Born in Hong Kong in 1907, in 1941 Florence was ordained a deaconess. When Hong 
When Hong Kong fell to the Japanese, no priests could       get in, and the work needed        to go on, so on the Feast        of the Conversion of Saul     (tomorrow)in 1944 she was         ordained a priest. During the Cultural Rev-olution after the 
  Communists came to power, during the Cultural Revolution,  she was forced into a re-education camp. She was then   was forced to work on a farm and then in a factory. She was allowed to retire in 1974. In 1979 the churches reopened, and she resumed her ministry. To her joy, her ministry was recognized in the Diocese of Montreal and she resettle in Toronto, where she died on February 26, 1992. 
 
By the grace of your Spirit inspire us to followher example, serving your people with patience and happiness all our days, and witnessing in every circumstance to our Savior Jesus Christ  -Collect

Monday, February 27, 2017

Today on the Episcopal calendar we remember George Herbert (1593–1633) English but Welsh born priest and poet, author of A Priest in the Temple or a Country Parson.

                                         Psalm 25:4 

   Lead 
      me 
        in 
   your 
  truth 
    and 
 teach
     me, 
     for 
    you
    are
    the 
   God   
   of my  salvation; in you 
   have I trusted all the day long.

Prayer, 
the church’
banquet, 
Angel's age, 
God's breath 
in man 
returning 
to his birth, 
the soul in 
paraphrase, 
the heart 
in pilgrimage, 
the Christian 
   plummet sounding heav'n and earth.
      
            “Nothing is little in God’s service.” 
                   - George Herbert