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SKCM News December, 2011 Mark A !"#$%&'()%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%*'+',-'./%0122% 345%$67689&5%:;%345%!:#953<%:;%"9&7%#46=>5!%345%$6=3<=/%6$5=9#6&%=579:&% !'.?@AB%CD.%$',-'.)%@A%#EAEFE%EAF%GH'%IA@G'F%!GEG')%CJ%6,'.@+E% K IN G C H A R L ES T H E M A R T Y R Stained Glass by Sir Ninian Comper Saint Mary Magdalene, Gillingham, Kent Credit: Simon Knott, simonknott.co.uk Annual Mass & Luncheon 11 a.m. 28 January 2011 All Saints, Appleton WI SKCM News December, 2011 Mark A. Wuonola, Ph.D., Editor Table of Contents ISSN 1540-045X !"#!$%&'($)*+,-'$!"#$$./$!"##$0'1*0+($./$!"#!$)*+,-'($ XXIX Annual Mass: Notice: 11 a.m. Sat. 28 January 2012 at !""#$%&'()*#+,-./,0#!11"2(3'#45!"#$%"&%'()" Patrick Twomey, rector; The Ven. Shawn W. Denney, J.D., Select Preacher (Notice to be duplicated, p. 11) 7-8 § Report of our Gathering at the Church of the Resurrection, NYC, 7 May 2011, Commemorating the 350th Anniversary of Recognition of the Cultus, K.C.M. p. 2 § Supporters of our 2011 Masses: 350th Anniversary of the Recognition of the Cultus, *+,+-+"."/$%"001222"344567"-688"6/"9+":657(8;"<68$=4>/?4"@,"pp. 4-5 5 § R.I.P. Ronald Miller of Pittenweem, W.S. Long-time Officer of R.M.C.U., Dead at 92 p. 8 § Greetings from Messrs. Robin Davies & David Roberts 10 § Editorial: Headlines 10, 55 § 2012 Commemorations § U.S. & Canada: Likely to Keep the Feast (with contact info.) § Great Britain p. 9 ! 234356$78839:$;9<<6<$=9::$94$##$9>?>$@8$<94>A XXXI Annual MassA""BC"D6456EF"BGHI"6/"96=4/"1=4J%4/(8",6/$%)E67"K@=?+"?L"M/+"<?E/$), Bedford TX; The Rt. &%'()"D6JN"O+"2N%E;"SSC, #$%"1%EF"&%'()"&F64"&%%);"SSC, #$%"&%'()"-6E/=4",+"P?8/;"SSC, Select Preacher ! 16 § 2013 & 2015 Annual Masses: not yet scheduled XXXIII Annual Mass: 30 January 2016 at the Church of the Holy Communion, Charleston SC;"#$%"&%'()"-+"@?Q Sanderson, SSC, Rector & Select Preacher 16 )6B$;6?C65<$@D$4E6$*5F65$@D$G93F$./$;6;C65$56H@I8J4J@8$ !"#$%&"'&(")*(+,(-"./"0(12(&3"!"#$%&'""!"45(6&"/7%-7,6$83%&'""!"9$**"$:".&-(&"$:"/7%-"0(12(&3%&(""!";$8,&62%,$&3",$",5(" <(8(&7*"#%8-"&)%"!"=$-7*6,6(3"$:">8,(&(3,"&*%%!"?(@"78-"9(683,7,(-"0(12(&3"AB""!"?(@"/6:("0(12(&3C"9$**"$:"/6:("0(12(&3" '+""!"0(12(&")8&$**1(8,"'886D(&37&6(3"E+$8,F":&$1"G%8("ABHHI"JF"HKL"'+,&""!"ABHA".&-687,6$8"M";$83(+&7,6$8"'886D(&37&6(3"-&%" !"=%JJ$&,(&3"$:"ABHH"0733(3%%!!.%-,/%%§ Thank You for Support and Kindnesses during 2011 p. 6 % &1%7+'($./$2674356<$ Operations Notes § Our Archives p. 6 § Goods Information § Importance of your Email Address 22 § Articles in this Issue 22 § Errata & Addenda 25 § R.I.P. Notices of Death; Obituaries 26-7 6 <65?@8$ Sermon Preached at the Solemn Mass of S. Charles Commemorating the Semiseptcentennial of the Recognition of the Cultus ?L"*=4>",$6E7%8"/$%"-6E/FE;"#$%",$5EJ$"?L"/$%"&%85EE%J/=?4;"RP;"S"-6F"BGHH"TF"#$%"&%'(d Canon Professor J. Robert Wright, D.Phil.(Oxon.), D.D., Th.D., D.Cn.L., F.R.Hist.S. 27 754JH:6<$K$L@@M$06NJ6B< Passive Obedience and Caroline Politics II U TF"#$%"-?8/"&%'()"-6EN"V6'%E764);":$+@+ 32 A Royal Passion: The Turbulent Marriage of Charles I and Henrietta Maria by Katie Whitaker U reviewed by The &%'()",64?4"W6EEF"X+"W+"9Q6=4;"SSC 35 Sophia of Hanover: From Winter Princess to Heiress of Great Britain, 1630-1714 by J. N. Duggan ! reviewed by Suzanne G. Bowles, Ph.D. 39 Sophie Dorothea, a Biography by Ruth Jordan U commentary by John Arthur Edward Windsor 42 Jane Boleyn, The True Story of the Famous Lady Rockford by Julia Fox U reviewed by John A. E. Windsor 45 H-net Review U /$%"X)=/?E(8"J?YY%4/8"Q=/$"Z5?/6/=?48"LE?Y"/$%"V-net Review of The Limits of Loyalty Imperial Symbolism, Popular Allegiances, and State Patriotism in the Late Habsburg Monarchy Laurence Cole and Daniel Unowsky, eds. U reviewed by Ke-chin Hsia 48 Secret Chambers and Hiding-Places: Historic, Romantic, and Legendary Stories and Traditions about Hiding-Holes, Secret Chambers, Etc. by Allan Fea U reviewed by Sarah Gilmer Payne 50 !"#$%&'()*#(+,--./0$ § Dr. Roman on AnglicanURoman Catholic Unity 53 § Editorial: Headlines 10, 55 § Archduke Otto of Austro- Hungarian Empire Dies at 98 55 § Head of Henri IV Authenticated 56 § Notes on Front and Back Covers 61 Kalendar of Anniversaries, mid-November through May U from the Devotional Manual 58 Enclosures: 2012 Dues Notice, F und Appeal for 2012 Annual Mass, & Goods Order Form ! fiscal year so that annual financial activities do not occur at 2012 Dues Notice the end of the calendar year. 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A report on our celebration of its My esearch by Mr. David Roberts, R.M.C.U., who is th 350 anniversary knowledgeable about the City of London, has not revealed 7 May 2011, any details of such a likeness; the proposed celebration The Church of the Resurrection, never caught on. New York City, We celebrated the Recognition of the Cultus the Solemnity of at the Resurrection, on the Upper East Side of th the Semiseptcentenary of the Recognition Manhattan (East 74 St., between Lexington and of the Cultus of King Charles the Martyr Second Avenues), enjoying the ambience of the tastefully appointed church and the hospitality Twenty‐six April 1661 was the actual date of of its rector, a stalwart Society member The the Convocations’ unanimous vote, in joint Rev’d Canon Barry E. B. Swain, SSC, OL, and his session, to approve the State Service for 30 parishioners. It was the fourth time a pan‐ January to be incorporated into the Book of Regional gathering of our American Region was Common Prayer, 1662, then undergoing final hosted by this generous and gracious priest, a revisions.
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