Dunstan
Dunstan
Direct your Church, O Lord, into the beauty of holiness, that, following the good example of your servant Dunstan, we may honor your Son Jesus Christ with our lips and in our lives; to the glory of his Name, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever. Amen.
This spring Nancy Mead walked from Milan to Rome, the last 500 miles of the Via Francigena, the medieval route from Canterbury to Rome – which begins with a marker near the door of Canterbury Cathedral. She took this pilgrimage in three sections: from the fall of 2009, the spring of 2010, and this spring. On Thursday, May 19, following Choral Evensong, Nancy will give an illustrated talk on all three parts of this pilgrimage. There will be a reception in the Parish House following the talk, which will be given in the Church. All are welcome.
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