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The Church of the Ascension A Parish of the Anglican Catholic Church in the Diocese of the Mid-Atlantic States 13941 Braddock Road Centreville, VA 20120 (703) 830-3176
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Kalendar/Service and Activity Schedule
1st
Evening Prayer & Bible Study (7pm)
3rd
Feast of St. Nicholas Transfered (7pm)
4th
Office Hours by appointment (9am-Noon)
5th
Advent 2 - Matins & Holy Eucharist (10am)
8th
Evening Prayer & Bible Study (7pm)
10th
Stations of the Cross (7pm)
11th
Morning Prayer (9am), Office Hours (9:30am-Noon)
12th
Advent 3 - Matins & Holy Eucharist (10am)
15th
Evening Prayer & Bible Study (7pm)
18th
Office Hours by appointment (9am-Noon)
19th
Advent 4 - Matins & Holy Eucharist (10am)
21st
Feast of St. Thomas - Holy Eucharist (7pm)
24th
Lessons & Carols (10:30pm)
Nativity of Our Lord - Holy Eucharist (Immediately Following)
25th
Christmas Day - Holy Eucharist (10am)
26th
Feast of St. Stephen - Matins & Holy Eucharist (10am)
27th
Feast of St. John - Holy Eucharist (7pm)
28th
Colors have long been used by the Church to denote these seasons or days as follows:
White (or Gold) for Christmas, Epiphany Day, the Purification, Maundy Thursday, Easter, Ascension, Trinity Sunday, the Annunciation, the Transfiguration, All Saints', St. John (Evangelist and Weddings;
Violet (not purple) for Advent, Lent, Holy Innocents, Rogation Days, and Ember Days;
Green for the seasons of Epiphany and Trinity;
Red for Whitsunday and Festivals of Martyrs;
Rose for the Thrid Sunday in Advent & Fourth Sunday in Lent; and
Black for Good Friday, All Souls Day & Funerals.
Why we spell Kalendar with a "K" In case you are wondering why we are spelling calendar with a "K", it is because this is the ecclesiastical version. The word calendar comes from the late Latin "kalendrium" which in turn comes from the Latin "kalends/calends", meaning the first day of the month in the ancient Roman calendar. The first of the month - the kalends - was the time that payments of interest were normally due and "kalendrium" was the name given to an account book used to record the details of such transactions. It is as a result of this connection that "kalendar/calendar" came to refer to the orderly arrangement of time as we now know it, but the established church retained the older "K" spelling to distinguish their kalendar from an ordinary list of events. In other words, a kalendar is simply a church calendar!
May 2013
12th
Sunday after Ascension Day Mattins & Mass (10am) Food Bank Sunday
19th
Whitsunday Mass (10am) Unction of the Sick Vestry Meeting
26th
Trinity Sunday Mattins & Mass (10am)
June 2013
2nd
The First Sunday after Trinity Matins & Mass (10am)
6th-8th
DMAS Synod @ Fair Oaks Marriott
9th
The Second Sunday after Trinity Mass (10am) Bishop's Visitation & Confirmations Pot Luck Luncheon Food Bank Sunday
12th
The Feast of St. Barnabas Mass (7pm)
16th
The Third Sunday after Trinity Mattins & Mass (10am) Unction of the Sick
23rd
The Fourth Sunday after Trinity Mass (10am)
30th
The Fifth Sunday after Trinity Mattins & Mass (10am) Fifth Sunday Brunch (Bowling after Church!)