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This is a sermon extracted from the 8.45 Eucharist at the beautiful Cathedral Church of St Philip the Deacon, Atlanta GA. If you enjoy this sermon then do be sure to check out the other sermon given that morning at the 11.15am and the 10.00am talk also given by Dean Willis on the subject of Jesus and the Psalms in the Adult Education class. These, and many more wonderful resources, are available on the cathedral website - www.cathedralatl.org
When Canterbury Cathedral was closed to the clergy by the Archbishop in March 2020 the then Dean, Robert Willis, and his partner Fletcher took to filming daily services in their garden through to May 2022. Usually joined each day by at least one of their cats (Monkey, Lilly, Tiger or Leo) and a whole host of their menagerie from pigs and chickens to hedgehogs and newts and whilst sitting in the gardens through all seasons, this is a wonderful way to switch off and meditate whilst listening to a mix of poetry, recitals, current affairs, music - and of course the daily psalms and readings from the bible which are then explored and unpicked by Dean Robert.
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For Morning Prayer Dean Robert uses the Church of England book, “Common Worship Daily Prayer 2005” (Church House publishing). The bible is the English Standard Version (Collins), and occasionally - though always stated - Dean Robert uses the New Revised Standard Version or the King James.