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Because of your donations I have been able to provide families with food they wouldn’t have had this week, to provide necessary medicines for one person’s thyroid disease (which same disease, having gone untreated, killed both of her older siblings), and to buy insulin necessary to the life and health of an eighteen year-old diabetic who is not covered by any insurance or social program. That is all just this past week. Frankly, some of the needs of these same people will come up again before their situations improve. “The poor you have always with you.” Of your charity please continue to support the Saint Benedict’s Benevolence Fund. FYI, I have a bank account that receives the funds. I have withdrawn all of the money donated so far to use for the purposes mentioned above, and before this week the same kind of needs. Some was used to pay bills online, and some to buy the needed food and the needed medicine outright. This is how it has to continue because we are taking care of immediate emergencies, not of things that can wait to be approved in an office somewhere. https://www.gofundme.com/6vdptx-benevolence-fund

Closely related, and rooted in the same emphasis of divine will and power over divine love, is the dichotomy that such a doctrinal emphasis creates between the will of God and the commandments of God. This can be traced back through many centuries. It must be seen clearly for what it is: It is a destructive problem that often corrupts the minds of Christians, about God and about all matters of ethics and morality. (Read it by cicking below) https://anglicancontinuum.blogspot.com/2019/05/a-source-of-moral-confusion.html

2nd Sunday after Easter Fr. Hart’s latest Sunday sermon http://www.saintbenedicts.net/sermons-audio-archives.html

Fr. Hart’s sermon for Good Shepherd Sunday 2019 http://www.saintbenedicts.net/sermons-audio-archives.html

Fr. Hart's Palm Sunday sermon http://saintbenedicts.net/sermons--audio--video-archives.html

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Archbishop Mark Haverland Sermon, 19th Sunday after Trinity 2017 http://www.saintbenedicts.net/sermons--audio--video-archives.html

Fr. Hart's sermon this week http://saintbenedicts.net/sermons--audio--video-archives.html

NATIONAL DAY OF REMEMBRANCE SEPT. 9, 2017 http://anglicancontinuum.blogspot.com/2017/09/national-day-of-remembrance-for-aborted.html

National Day of Remembrance for Aborted Children – Saturday, Sept. 9th, 2017 Dear fellow pro-life supporter, Please join us for an important pro-life prayer service taking place in Chapel Hill on Saturday, September 9, the National Day of Remembrance for Aborted Children. On this day, pro-life Americans will honor the memory of the more than 50 million unborn victims of abortion. Solemn prayer services will be held simultaneously at gravesites around the country where abortion victims have been buried, as well as at many other memorial sites dedicated in their honor. We hope that you will be able to join us for the memorial service taking place in our Triangle community as part of the National Day of Remembrance for Aborted Children: Event: Memorial Service for Victims of Abortion When: Saturday, September 9, from 11:00 to 12:00pm Location: St. Benedict’s Anglican Church Address: 870 Weaver Dairy Road, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 In the Sermon on the Mount, our Lord promised us: "Blessed are they who mourn, for they will be comforted." On September 9, we seek that divine comfort as we mourn for the victims of abortion. Let us never forget their precious lives as we continue to work and pray for an end to abortion. To learn more visit: http://AbortionMemorials.com . Please come and prayerfully witness to the humanity of our unborn brothers and sisters, together with our fellow pro-lifers throughout the country. Sincerely, Triangle Right to Life Chapter, local chapter of the NCRTL http://AbortionMemorials.com

It is part of the Gospel, indeed an absolutely necessary part of the Gospel, that the Risen Lord Jesus Christ appeared to witnesses. If evangelists do not preach that the Risen Lord was seen, and identified, they fail to preach the Gospel accurately and fully. If the eyewitness accounts of His post resurrection appearances are omitted, the message is not compelling, not convincing, and ultimately just plain boring. An empty tomb-so what? A Risen Christ? Now that is compelling. http://anglicancontinuum.blogspot.com/2017/04/the-lord-is-risen-indeed-easter-2017.html?m=1