Saint Timothy’s Anglican Catholic Church

Heavenly Father, we beseech thee to hear our prayer, create in us a new and contrite heart, that we may draw closer to thee and that we may boldly proclaim, through the power of the Holy Ghost, that Jesus Christ is Lord and Savior. Amen!

Prelude
Processional Hymn Hymn Board
Collect for Purity *Missalette Pg. 2
Introit Bulletin
Decalogue THE MASS Pg. 4
Kyrie Eleison. THE MASS Pg. 4
Gloria in Excelsis THE MASS Pg. 4
Collect(s) Bulletin
Epistle Bulletin
Gradual (Psalm) Bulletin
Holy Gospel Bulletin
Nicene Creed THE MASS Pg. 5
Sermon Reverend Father
Offertory Sentence
Offertory Hymn Hymn Board
Doxology “Old 100th” Hymnal No. 139
America (verse 4) Hymnal No. 141
Prayer for the Whole State of Christ’s Church THE MASS Pg. 6
Exhortation, General Confession, Absolution THE MASS Pg .8
Sanctus & Benedictus THE MASS Pg. 9
Prayer of Consecration THE MASS Pg. 9
The Lord’s Prayer THE MASS Pg. 10
The Peace THE MASS Pg. 10
Agnus Dei THE MASS Pg. 11
Prayer of Humble Access THE MASS Pg. 11
The Communion of the Faithful
Communion Hymn
Hymn Board
Prayer of Thanksgiving THE MASS Pg. 12
Post Communion Collect(s) THE MASS Pg. 12
The Dismissal and the Blessing THE MASS Pg. 13
The Final Gospel St. John 1
Special Blessings
Recessional Hymn Hymn Board
Postlude
Jesus stands in the Jordan River as John the Baptist baptizes Him. The heavens open above, a radiant light shines through the clouds, and a white dove descends, symbolizing the Holy Spirit. Rays of light suggest the voice of God declaring, ‘You are My beloved Son.’ Onlookers stand in awe along the riverbank.

A Sermon for Epiphany 2

Epiphany 2 Mark 1:1-11 During Advent, Christmas, and the Epiphany season, many scripture passages highlight God’s revelation to His people through Jesus Christ, both personally and miraculously. Remember that on the First Sunday of Advent, we learned about our Lord’s...

Sunday after Epiphany – 2026

Luke 2:41-52 Today, Jesus is nowhere to be found. His disappearance has left Mary and Joseph terrified. After searching for a full day among relatives and friends without success, their anxiety grew, prompting them to return to Jerusalem to continue their search. For...

Advent Wreath with Four Candles Lit. A delightful image for Advent 4 visually expressing its themes of expectant hope, Marian focus, and the near-complete light of the Advent season.

Advent 4: Stir Up Your Power, O Lord

“Stir up thy power, O Lord, and with great might come among us…” — Collect for the Fourth Sunday in Advent As we arrive at the Fourth Sunday of Advent, the candles on the wreath are nearly all aglow. Three weeks of waiting have passed, and now the Church prays with...

Rose Candle on the Advent Wreath

Advent 3: Sunday Sermon Matthew 11:2-10

Matthew 11:2-10 Many of us spend our days seeking answers, yearning for clarity, and sometimes demanding resolutions. We look to the stars, search for deeper meanings, and navigate the complexities of our lives in hopes of finding definitive insights. Often, the...

Advent wreath with three candles lit: two purple (or blue) and one rose candle glowing brightly. A soft halo of light around the rose candle to emphasize joy.

Advent 3: Rejoice in Hope – Gaudete Sunday

  The Third Sunday of Advent, known as Gaudete Sunday, marks a joyful pause in the season’s reflective tone. The word Gaudete means “Rejoice,” taken from the ancient introit: “Rejoice in the Lord always; again I say, rejoice.” This Sunday reminds us that even in...

Discover the meaning of Advent 2 and how to embrace peace during the second Sunday of Advent. Includes scripture readings, reflection, and practical tips for living in God’s peace.

Advent 2: Embracing Peace in the Midst of Chaos

Discover the meaning of Advent 2 and how to embrace peace during the second Sunday of Advent. Includes scripture readings, reflection, and practical tips for living in God’s peace. What Is Advent 2? The second Sunday of Advent focuses on peace—a peace that transcends...

A watchful figure stands on a hilltop at dawn, gazing toward a radiant sky as clouds part—symbolizing readiness and hope in anticipation of Christ’s return, inspired by Luke 21:35–36.

Advent 2 – Sunday Sermon Luke 21:25-36

Luke 21:25-36 At first glance, the passage we just heard from Luke 21:25-36 appears to be an unusual choice for Advent. Many of us associate Advent solely with preparing for Christmas, which is partially accurate. However, it is also a time to reflect on and prepare...