[Magdalen] Calendar question

[Lynn Ronkainen]

boy Jo, when you surface you always have something interesting to talk about 
: ) <gdr>

Lynn, waiting on the edge of my chair for replies directed your way!

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From: "Jo Craddock" <jocraddock at gmail.com>
Sent: Monday, May 08, 2017 8:20 PM
To: "Magdalen at herberthouse.org" <magdalen at herberthouse.org>
Subject: [Magdalen] Calendar question

> It's still a wild and crazy ride at St. James, Baton Rouge, where we 
> expect
> our interim to be in place for another year, but where we've also raised
> $2.2M to make emergency (50 years in the making) repairs to our 1894 brick
> and soft pink mortar church (
> http://stjamesbr.org/documents/CampaignIntroductionBrochureFINAL.pdf for
> any interested), and I've been limited to skimming the list every 24-48
> hours for news and prayer with and for you.
>
> But, where better to turn with an Anglican question?!
>
> Page 16 of the BCP states that ".,..the feast of [a church's] patron or
> title may be observed on, or be transferred to *a* Sunday, except in the
> seasons of Advent, Lent, and Easter."
>
> I read that *a* as, potentially, *any* ... e.g. St. James' day is July 25,
> but we could observe the feast of St. James on Sunday, September 10, or 
> May
> 28, if desired.
>
> Does anyone have experience moving a feast date so liberally?
>
> Thanks, and
>
> Peace,
> Jo
>