{"content":[{"text":"It is possible that some members of the Council will join us for this Mass, but perhaps, as laﬆ year, that \n will have to be by broadcaﬆ. That, too, remains to be seen. The Council will meet the night before either \n entirely on the inevitable “zoom” or a mixture of some in person and some online.","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.091758,"width":0.764726,"height":0.05501400000000001}},{"text":"What is certain is that our dead are prayed for here every day, by name, and the entire Necrology back \n to 1873, not juﬆ the more recent names that you receive in this Intercession Paper. If any of you would \n wish to undertake praying for the entire liﬆ, do please let me know and we shall let you know how to \n obtain a copy of the Chantry Book, which, combined with the current Intercession Paper, contains all the \n names. You may also requeﬆ at any time prayers for the sick or dead to be oﬀered here at the Guild’s \n National Shrine, and the prayers will be said and a candle lighted for your intention. Many do this, don’t \n hesitate if the need arises either with illness for yourself or sickness or death to one known to you.","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.165091,"width":0.7647329999999999,"height":0.12834799999999996}},{"text":"The terms of Canon King, Father Godderz, and Messrs Barner and Enlow, expire this year, and we shall \n deal with those, as well as those of the Oﬃcers which are yearly, not tri-annually as the general terms of \n Council are. The Council also receives traditionally the greetings of the English Guild, and will deal with \n any other matters that muﬆ come before it.","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.311758,"width":0.764721,"height":0.07350000000000001}},{"text":"Let me close by saying that the Guild is not only for those who are members to pray for the dead, and to \n expect such prayers when they die, though that is, of course, at the heart of it. It is also to pray for the \n sick, which we have done a great deal of, and for the proper underﬆanding in the Church of the Sacrament \n of Extreme Unction and the purpose and character of church cuﬆoms and observances after death. That \n laﬆ topic has become one that is fraught beyond belief, with things being seen and done which defy \n description and come nowhere near to anything like orthodox Chriﬆian practice. The recent funeral of \n HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, K.G., K.T., was a model of reﬆraint, proper atmosphere, \n orthodox doctrine, using the full cultural tradition of the Weﬆern (and partly Eaﬆern) church. Since it \n was, quite oddly, attended by a handful but seen by millions, perhaps it will serve as a welcome corrective \n to some of the three-ring circuses which go on, even in our churches.","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.403576,"width":0.7647329999999999,"height":0.18349999999999994}},{"text":"Yours in the Holy Souls,","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.605394,"width":0.17882400000000004,"height":0.01834899999999995}},{"text":"The Reverend Canon Barry E. B. Swain, SSC \n Superior-General","bbox":{"left":0.117647,"top":0.642061,"width":0.334667,"height":0.03683200000000009}},{"text":"ANNUAL REQUIEM MASS OF THE GUILD OF ALL SOULS \n SATURDAY, 13 NOVEMBER 2021 AT 11.00 A.M.","bbox":{"left":0.253359,"top":0.715394,"width":0.493293,"height":0.036833000000000005}},{"text":"THE CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION, \n 119 EAST 74TH STREET, JUST EAST OF PARK AVENUE, \n NEW YORK, NEW YORK","bbox":{"left":0.271809,"top":0.770545,"width":0.456382,"height":0.055015000000000036}},{"text":"SERMON: THE REVEREND FATHER SUPERIOR-GENERAL","bbox":{"left":0.249133,"top":0.843879,"width":0.501736,"height":0.01834800000000003}},{"text":"MUSIC FROM RESURRECTION’S PROFESSIONAL CHOIR","bbox":{"left":0.252721,"top":0.880545,"width":0.49455800000000005,"height":0.01834800000000003}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}