Anglican Family Prayer and Catechism

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Today we're answering a listener question on how to do traditional Anglican prayers as a family. "One of the dirty little secrets of Anglican family prayer and catechism is that none of us thinks we're doing all that we should be doing." ~Fr. Isaac Rehberg Notes: A Faith for Generations: A Family Prayer Guide in the Anglican Tradition "Little Gidding" The Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Catechesis Books Parents as Pastors by Fr Charles Erlandson 1928 BCP "Offices of Instruction" 1928 BCP "A Catechism" Anglican Catechesis Podcast The Anglican Household as a "Protestant Monastery"

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