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On our secular calendar, January 1 is New Year’s Day, a time to resolve to begin the year anew.

On our liturgical calendar, January 1 is the day we honor The Holy Name of Our Lord.

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As we reflect on the deep meaning of this season for our twelve days of Christmas, I thought I would share our new Presiding Bishop’s Christmas message with you all.

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It is fitting on December 21, the winter solstice, the shortest and darkest day of the year, that we commemorate Saint Thomas the Apostle.

On the first Sunday of the Advent season, we light the candle of Hope. We hold on to hope at all times, but especially in times of struggle and strife.

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I’m always surprised with the number of announcements that find their way into our service bulletins this time of year. It’s a busy time at St. James.

“God bless us, everyone!” is the famous line of Tiny Tim in Charles Dicken’s classic, A Christmas Carol. One commentary notes that this phrase sums up the spirit of the story.

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Happy New Year! That’s right, the long green season of Ordinary Time is finally over. After more than 25 weeks, we wrap up the season of Pentecost, and with it, another Church calendar year. So, what’s next?

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I joined my first Episcopal Church in Guntersville, Alabama, because I loved the liturgy of the services. I loved the people in the parish, and I loved the priest, the Rev. Joseph Sanderson.

Un Grand Merci! Forgive me for babbling in French but my French friend since my university days arrived Monday and I’ve been trying to brush up on my language skills.

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Twelve years ago, I attended my first St. James Bazaar, a grand event indeed. I was surprised by the variety of foods, crafts and pottery goods on display.

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As we welcome the 28th Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church, the Most Reverend Sean Rowe, it is fitting to reflect on Samuel Seabury, first bishop of the Episcopal Church, whom we remember on November 14.