Sacred Geometry II, by Benjamin von Bredow, is a followup to Matthew Vanderkwaak’s Sacred Geometry.
In Sacred Geometry, Matthew Vanderkwaak sought to establish a framework for understanding the church structures as active prayer through consideration of the vertical geometry of the Round Church. In Sacred Geometry II, Benjamin von Bredow expands upon that framework to consider the horizontal geometry of the Round Church.
A series of reflections offered by members of the parish family on the seven deadly sins and the divine medicine by which our souls may be healed. Gather for the office of Evening Prayer said or sung unaccompanied each Sunday in Lent.
Sunday, February 14: Choral Evensong, Introducing the Seven Deadly Sins: Pride
Guest Preacher: The Rev’d Paul Friesen, Rector of St Paul’s Anglican Church
Sunday, February 21: Envy (Fr Christopher Snook)
Sunday, February 28: Anger (Thomas McCallum)
Sunday, March 6: Sloth (Taunya Dawson)
Sunday, March 13: Covetousness (Meghan Jamieson)
Sunday, March 20: Lust, Gluttony, and Greed (Uli vom Hagen)
8:00 am Said Holy Communion; 10:30 am Choral Holy Communion
Preachers in Advent
November 29: The Rector
December 6: The Rev’d Nicholas Hatt
December 13: The Rector
December 20: The Rev’d Dr Gary Thorne
5:00 pm Evensong, with a series of reflections
The Four Last Things: Death, Judgement, Heaven, and Hell
Please note that these reflections begin on November 22
Come and worship as members of our parish family offer brief reflections at this simple and quiet service on the traditional themes of Advent: Death, Judgement, Heaven, Hell. This is an ideal service to add to the weekly round of prayer for the season.
Death: Tamara Watson (Nov 22)
Judgement: Nick Baker (Nov 29)
There is no reflection on Dec 6 due to Lessons and Carols
Heaven: Duncan Neish (Dec 13)
Hell: Katie Carline (Dec 20)
10:00 am – Said Holy Communion with Meditation
Nathan McAllister will be a voice of continuity at the mid-week Holy Communion. He will offer brief meditations to guide us through Advent to Christmas beginning the week before Advent.
Nathan McAllister will be a voice of continuity at the mid-week Holy Communion this Advent. He will offer brief meditations to guide us through Advent to Christmas beginning the week before Advent.
The Four Last Things: Death, Judgement, Heaven, and Hell
Please note that these reflections begin on November 22
Come and worship as members of our parish family offer brief reflections at this simple and quiet service on the traditional themes of Advent: Death, Judgement, Heaven, Hell. This is an ideal service to add to the weekly round of prayer for the season.
Death: Tamara Watson (Nov 22)
Judgement: Nick Baker (Nov 29)
There is no reflection on Dec 6 due to Lessons and Carols
Heaven: Duncan Neish (Dec 13)
Hell: Katie Carline (Dec 20)
This year St George’s presents a lecture series in support of the St George’s Music Room fundraising, with talks at each Choral Evensong, February through May. Once monthly in conjunction with choral evensong a guest speaker will address the mystery of music and the soul in its journey to God, beginning with an address on music and the spiritual pilgrimage by long-time friend of St George’s, Dr Wayne Hankey. The series invites us to enter more deeply into the extraordinary tradition of music animating our worship life. Please plan to attend the first opportunity for worship and learning.
Here is a preliminary schedule, though speakers for some of the events are still to be confirmed.
February 15: Music and the Soul – Dr Wayne Hankey
Proceeds from this evensong dedicated to the Music Room phase of our Deck the Hall renovation project.
March 15: Chant, Polyphony, and the Soul
April 26: J. S. Bach and the Reformed Soul
June 7: The Sound of Silence – Dr Steven Burns
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Saint George’s Round Church (Anglican)