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1361: St Mark's, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
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23 August 2008
A couple of years ago I attended Epiphany Sunday services at St Mark's Philadelphia before I became a Mystery Worshipper, and found it to be one of the most memorable services I ever attended anywhere, from the "holy pretzel" procession to "We Three Kings", including the censing of the crèche to a magnificent rendition of Menotti's setting for the modern English service, the counterpart to Rite II. They had a virtual brunch that day, too, including great bagels with cream cheese and salmon! No change ringing, unfortunately.
David Luther Woodward |
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