The CATHEDRAL TIMES The weekly newsletter of the Cathedral of St. Philip · Serving Atlanta and the World · January 7, 2018
WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO “RESOLVE” SOMETHING? By the Very Rev. Sam Candler Dean of the Cathedral There comes a point in the new year, sometimes after intentional resistance, that one begins to think about “New Year’s Resolutions.” Some of us meet that challenge with eagerness every January; we delight in setting forth our good intentions and hopes for the new year, even while acknowledging that we will have often forgotten the exercise by February. Others of us enjoy resisting the tradition. Ha, we say, what is it about the mere change of a calendar year that prompts us to take on specific resolutions? Shouldn’t we be about resolving to do good things no matter what time of year it is? Thus, at New Year’s gatherings—parties or halftimes or commercials during football games—some of us want to pester each other about resolutions, and others of us haughtily discuss something else. Maybe it is worth our pausing to consider what “resolve” can really mean. What does it mean to “resolve” something? I remember my tenth grade chemistry class, as I spilled sodium nitrate all over myself, that to “resolve” a substance meant to separate a compound into particular elements or components. By heat or solvent, we loosened things up! In music, to “resolve” meant to find some kind of harmonic concord after an intentional and passing dissonance. To resolve a G7 chord into a simple C major chord could be quite pleasing. My earliest jazz music lessons were about resolving the endless circle of fifths. When I began to learn astronomy and optics, to “resolve” meant to separate or distinguish components that were adjacent to each other. I remember viewing a telescope and resolving, for the first time, the rings of Saturn. It was incredible! Even from our overly lit city, almost any set of binoculars can resolve the intricate craters on the moon. Try it! Resolving means bringing things into focus. A “resolution” can mean the smallest interval measurable by a scientific instrument. We refer, for instance, to the resolution of our newest computer and television screens. In each new year’s buying season, for instance, we are urged to crave higher and higher resolutions! What do we see with that higher resolution? We see particulars. We see distinctions. I hope we see the world in a better and more accurate way. What does it mean to “resolve” something? It means to distinguish particulars; it means to pay close attention. Our best “resolutions” are about distinguishing and realizing carefully crafted assemblies of God’s beautiful creation. Once we have resolved objects or issues, we are set free from fog and confusion. Thus, to “resolve” something means to decide or determine an issue with confidence and clarity. To “resolve” means to be set free from doubt and uncertainty and confusing desires. The observance of a new calendar year, or the observance of any new beginning, is a fitting time to pay attention to our inner selves and assemblies. Some of us can sure be tangled into some crazy knots this time of year! How can we loosen them and be set free? How do we resolve ourselves, focus on what is important, and move back into harmony from dissonance? For me, the answer is the practice of prayer. Prayer is the practice of bringing the realities of our lives into focus, distinguishing what is good and desirable from what is not good and not desirable. Prayer, finally, brings
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This SUNDAY
JANUARY 7, 2018 · The First Sunday after the Epiphany, Year B Genesis 1:1-5 · Psalm 29 · Acts 19:1-7 · Mark 1:4-11
7:45 A.M. HOLY EUCHARIST, MIKELL CHAPEL
Celebrant and Preacher: The Rev. Gene Paradise
8:45 A.M. HOLY EUCHARIST AND BAPTISMS, CATHEDRAL Celebrant: Canon Carolynne Williams Preacher: The Rev. Dr. Bill Harkins Cathedral Choir: Richard Lakey, Spirit of God, descend upon my heart Marty Wheeler Burnett, Vidi aquam
9 A.M. HOLY EUCHARIST AND BAPTISMS, MIKELL CHAPEL
Celebrant and Preacher: The Rev. Gene Paradise
11:15 A.M. HOLY EUCHARIST AND BAPTISMS, CATHEDRAL Celebrant: Canon Carolynne Williams Preacher: The Rev. Dr. Bill Harkins Cathedral Choir: Richard Lakey, Spirit of God, descend upon my heart Marty Wheeler Burnett, Vidi aquam
11:15 A.M. LA SANTA EUCARISTÍA, MIKELL CHAPEL Celebrant: Canon Wallace Marsh Preacher: Deacon Juan Sandoval
4 P.M. CHORAL EVENSONG, CATHEDRAL THE FEAST OF THE BAPTISM OF OUR LORD Celebrant and Preacher: Canon Carolynne Williams Cathedral Schola: Joel Martinson, Preces and Responses Charles Villiers Stanford in C Richard Lakey, Spirit of God, descend upon my heart Charles Wood, Hail, gladdening Light
The CATHEDRAL of ST. PHILIP
The Very Rev. Samuel G. Candler, Dean Dale Adelmann, Ph.D., Canon for Music The Rev. C. Wallace Marsh IV, Canon for Pastoral Care and Worship The Rev. George M. Maxwell, Jr., Vicar The Rev. Catherine Zappa, Canon for Spirituality and Mission The Rev. John William Harkins III, Ph.D., Priest Associate The Rev. Deacon Juan Sandoval, Deacon for Hispanic Ministries The Rev. Theophus “Thee” Smith, Ph.D., Priest Associate The Rev. Carolynne G. Williams, Canon Associate for Pastoral Care and Elder Ministry Austin Hall, Senior Warden Doug O’Bryan, Junior Warden
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Sunday ADULT EDUCATION
SPIRITUALITY
Unless otherwise noted, these adult Sunday School classes meet from 10:10–11 a.m.
2018 WOMEN’S LENTEN RETREAT
CATHEDRAL ANTIQUES SHOW PRESENTATION
Icons are vehicles through which we can see beyond or through an image to more deeply experience the holy. Our experiences can serve a similar purpose when reflected on together in community. Join the women of the Cathedral on the 2018 Lenten Retreat, March 2-4 at Kanuga in Hendersonville, North Carolina, as we use the stories of scripture, our own lives, poetry, images,
Child Hall Representatives from the Cathedral Antiques Show and this year’s beneficiary, A.G. Rhodes Health and Rehab, will be on hand to discuss A.G. Rhodes’ work providing short-term and long-term care at three nursing homes in the Atlanta area. As one of Atlanta's oldest non-profits, A.G. Rhodes has set the standard for serving an aging community since 1904. While utilizing research, technology and innovative approaches to improve care and quality of life, A.G. Rhodes has served more than 1,100 elders each year, many of whom are living with dementia and lack the resources to pay for their medical and living expenses.
BIBLICAL GREEK Room 356
SMALL GROUP BIBLE STUDY Room 122
CHILDREN’S CHAPEL AND SUNDAY SCHOOL RESUME THEIR REGULAR SCHEDULE THIS SUNDAY, JANUARY 7!
Icons Of Grace: Shining the Light of God’s Love Through Our Stories
a contemplative art offering, and silence to more deeply cull the graces God gifts us. Plenty of time for rest, fellowship, and enjoying the beauty of Kanuga will be in the schedule! The retreat leader will be The Rev. Beth Knowlton, Rector of St. Mark’s in San Antonio (and former Canon for Liturgy and Worship here at the Cathedral!). Costs for the weekend are $290 (private) and $221 (shared) and include lodging Friday and Saturday, and meals Friday dinner through breakfast on Sunday. Register online at stphilipscathedral.org/lentenretreat or contact Jeannie Mahood, jmahood@stphilipscathedral.org or 404-3651031, for further information. The deadline for registration and payment is January 31. Space is limited so register soon!
MUSIC EASTMAN STUDENT ORGANIST TO PERFORM
CHORAL EVENSONG RESUMES
North Carolina native Chase Loomer will join the Cathedral’s Sunday Afternoon Recital Series this Sunday, January 7. Currently a junior at Eastman School of Music in Rochester, New York, where he studies organ with David Higgs, Chase has won a number of local and national competitions in organ during his high school and college years. He has also studied with the Cathedral’s assistant organist-choirmaster, Dr. Patrick A. Scott. Chase’s recital will include works by Bach, Brahms, Messiaen, and Persichetti. We encourage everyone to come and hear this rising young star of the organ world.
THIS SUNDAY, JANUARY 7 AT 4 P.M.
VISIT STPHILIPSCATHEDRAL.ORG/RECORDINGS FOR AUDIO RECORDINGS OF RECENT CHORAL SERVICES, INCLUDING LAST MONTH’S CHRISTMAS LESSONS & CAROLS
OUTREACH
Children's MUSIC
VOLUNTEER FOR THE ATLANTA POINT-IN-TIME HOMELESS COUNT
MUSIKGARTEN ALLEGRO MUSIC CLASSES FOR CHILDREN THROUGH AGE 8
The Cathedral community is invited to assist in the Atlanta Continuum-of-Care’s Point-In-Time Homeless Count on January 22. The homeless count is crucial for tracking the success of local efforts to end homelessness in Atlanta and essential for planning future efforts. Our efforts will help to identify these vulnerable groups by conducting surveys that collect demographic characteristics, homeless experiences and history, and other vital information. The homeless count is also important for meeting federal requirements to continue receiving funds for homeless services, attracting philanthropic investors, and tracking the success of local efforts to end homelessness in Metro Atlanta. The Point-In-Time Homeless Count gives the city and its partner agencies valuable information on the homeless population that makes it possible to strategically target resources for optimal results. We will be surveying the unsheltered homeless who are sleeping in outdoor locations such as sidewalks, parks, encampments and under bridges. The surveys will provide demographic information on each homeless individual, give insight to their homeless history, and assess individual needs that will enable the Continuum, a coalition of organizations sharing the goal of ending homelessness in the Atlanta area, to effectively plan housing and service interventions to prevent and end homelessness in the area. Volunteers will work with a team leader and other volunteers on the night of Monday, January 22. Sign up at stphilipscathedral.org/outreach or contact Canon Cathy Zappa, czappa@stphilipscathedral.org, for more information.
If you want a fun, structured activity for your child that is as educational as it is fun, Allegro is for you! Movement and music activities are perfect for child development. Music immerses the child in language, evokes movement, stimulates the brain and fosters physical coordination – all in a group setting that builds community. Using Musikgarten’s newly revised curricula for infants through second graders, Brenda Pruitt teaches our Allegro classes, which offer children a joyful setting for mental, emotional, physical, spiritual and social growth. All class costs have been reduced to $100 for the first child, $60 for each additional child in the same curriculum, except for K-2 Allegro Choir ($75 for all). Four class options for infants and toddlers to age 3: • Monday, 11:15 – 11:45 a.m. • Tuesday, 11:15 – 11:45 a.m. • Wednesday, 11:15 – 11:45 a.m. • Thursday, 11:15 – 11:45 a.m. Three class options for ages 3-5: • Monday, 12:15 – 1 p.m. • Monday, 3:45–4:30 p.m. • Tuesday, 1–1:45 p.m. Kindergarten through Grade 2 Allegro Choir: • Wednesday, 4:30–5:30 p.m. Enroll online at stphilipscathedral.org/allegro.
Episcopal Church WOMEN JOIN THE WISE MEN DURING EPIPHANY Join the wise men during Epiphany by bringing personal care “gifts” to the marked bin in the Atrium on Sundays, January 7, 14,
and 21, for our neighbors experiencing poverty and homelessness. St. Veronica’s Guild will package your gifts of new, unopened hotel and regular size toiletries for four Atlanta ministries: Emmaus House, Church of the Common Ground, Holy Comforter Friendship Center, and Crossroads Community Ministries. Shampoo, deodorant, diapers, feminine hygiene products, toothbrushes, and toothpaste are especially needed, and all personal care items are greatly appreciated. You can also leave your gifts at the Information Desk in the Atrium at other times. For more information, contact Lucy Perry, 404-350-9494 or perry72@aol.com, or Judy Bodner, 404-814-1468 or jhbodner@mindspring.com.
Christmas ALTAR FLOWERS
CHRISTMAS ALTAR FLOWERS ARE GIVEN TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN MEMORY OF: Mr. & Mrs. Elam C. Addy Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Eugene Addy Mr. & Mrs. David Apple, Sr. William Bowen Astrop Dorsey Machir Bass Dr. & Mrs. Wm. Troy Bivings Marianne Bobick Inez & Calaway Boleman Jeffrey Bramlett Chester & Betty Brewer Goble W. Bryant Mr. & Mrs. James D. Burge Winifred Burke Robert Morris Bush Paige Moran Carter Ruth Duvall Clark The Very Rev. & Mrs. David B. Collins Campbell Collins, Jr. The Rev. Canon Thomas H. Conley Mrs. Helen Bivings Crawford Mr. Willard Cummings Mr. & Mrs. Richard Berkley Cunningham Richard Berkley Cunningham, Jr. Barbara Czabala Mr. & Mrs. George J. Darneille Barbara Jean Faulkner Davis Darline & Leo Davis Jane Talley DeLoach Mr. & Mrs. Oran Dodd Jean Dowling Merry & Jamie Ellington Sherry & Jeff Ellington Mary Jackson Elrod Rosemary & Jack Foster Mrs. Mary Ann McKinney Frazier & French B. Frazier, Jr. S. Elizabeth “Betsy” Mitchell Freeman Mr. & Mrs. J.B. Fuqua Ralph & Amelia Gazaway Harry L. Gilham, Jr. Bryan Gill Frank Shields Goodman Larsen Chase Gregory Richard MacPherson Gregory Florence & Gerald Dunn Griffin Dennis M. Hall Geoffrey Peterson Hall Mr. & Mrs. Milton Hall
Stuart Stevens Hall Kenneth & Libby Hammersley Helen Rhodes Hannah Hank Helmke Virginia J. Hendler Rodger E. Herndon Marian Roberts Hicks Barbara Holcombe Mr. & Mrs. J.T. Hopkins Augusta Collins & Richard Horsey Anne Van Kirk Hull James Franklin Hull, Jr. Ruthie King Hunter Stuart M. Irby Richard Hunter Jennings Walter L. Jones, Jr. Isabelle Woolford Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. Ernest D. Key, Sr. Mr. Ed Kilby Brenda Kizer Bill LaMon Helen & Hicks Lanier Tommy Lanier Brennan W. Lansing Alec S. Lansing Mr. & Mrs. Edward Lipov Dr. & Mrs. Stewart M. Long, Sr. Sky Randall Gibbs Loyless Jean & Lion G. Mason Joan Ruggiero McCumber John Miner Sarah & Jere Moore Hollis E. Morris Mrs. Norma Newman John Michael O’Bryan Marian Lynn Douglas O’Bryan Mary Claire Palmer Stuart Peebles Walter C. Perrin George W. Price Mary & Roy Richardson Clarence H. Ridley Robert Rounsaville Christopher Rounsaville Mr. & Mrs. James E. Sellers, Jr.
Tish & Jack Sharp Mr. Robert J. Simon Miss Kandy Slater Bill & Hermina Spangler Mrs. Aina Oberg Steele Dr. James Harlan Steele Eleanor Strain Jim Strain Kathleen Madden Sutton Roy A.G. & Jennie M. Tattrie Selina Thompson Perry Walter Family Helen Warnock Elizabeth Welden Robert K. Wickham Dr. & Mrs. Richard Wiev Augusta Wight Floyd Murray “Buck” Wiley, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. W.R. Wilkinson Dr. John Grant Wilmer Mr. Charles B. Woodall, Jr. Oliver Wright William Beck Wylly Dan & Margaret Yates Dennis Young Chuck Zirkle
AND IN THANKSGIVING FOR: Stanley F. Birch, Jr. Stanley F. Birch III Emma Kate, Davis, Grant, & Aleck Carter Sara & Donnie Chapman Dwayne Peterson Davis Slate, Mat, Jim, & Camille Fluker Kathryn Elaine Hodges Long Sam Massell The Morris Family Mac & Dorothy Perno Chaney Elizabeth Pollard Betty & Bill Poole Mary Charles Wilmer Richard Perry’s 50 years of faithful service as verger
MEMORIAL GARDEN WREATH Given to the Glory of God and in memory of Tommy Lanier
Cathedral ANTIQUES SHOW
Cathedral BOOK STORE
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR ANTIQUES SHOW
HART READERS RESUME IN FEBRUARY
The Cathedral Antiques Show, benefiting A.G. Rhodes Health & Rehab’s dementia program, will be January 24-27 and many volunteers are needed in three hour periods on each day. We need help taking tickets, checking coats, relieving dealers for breaks, working in the garden club cafe, serving afternoon tea, and assisting in the dealer hospitality room. Please go to tinyurl. com/2018ShowVolunteers for a list of volunteer opportunities. Your help is much appreciated and so important in making the Show a success! Please email Beverly Gwynn, ashow@ stphilipscathedral.org, if you have any questions.
The Cathedral Book Store’s Hart Readers will host the Rev. Peter Wallace as he discusses his new book, Getting to Know Jesus (Again). The discussion followed by a book signing takes place on Thursday, Feburary 1, at 6:30 p.m. in the Gould Room. Ensure your place at the talk by reserving a seat online at cathedralbookstore.org on the News & Events page or stop by and tell us that you will be attending.
Save the Dates for
January 24–27, 2018 c at h ed r a l a n t i q u e s . or g
About Getting to Know Jesus (Again): Lent is a journey of the mind, heart, and spirit from the ashes of humanity to the cross and beyond—to the empty tomb. The central figure in that journey is Jesus. But who was he really? Why did he come and minister among us? How can his teachings enhance our lives? Why did he die? What does his resurrection really mean? These are questions that spur believers of all ages to seek a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Son of Man in their lives. In this collection of fifty-two meditations and additional resources for spiritual growth, Peter Wallace guides readers through the life and ministry, the words and works of Jesus, with the goal of getting to know him in fresh new ways that encourage a stronger faith and a spirited engagement with the world around us.
STEWARDSHIP I/We, pledge $ __________ to the ministry of God in Christ, through the 2018 annual operating fund. Name(s): ___________________________________________________________________________ Email Address: __________________________________________ Phone:____________________ Signature(s): ____________________________________________ Date: _____________________ This commitment, offered in faith, may be increased or decreased due to changing circumstances. Please return your pledge card to The Cathedral of St. Philip, 2744 Peachtree Rd., NW, Atlanta, GA 30305. If you have questions, please contact David Rocchio at 404-365-1033 or drocchio@stphilipscathedral.org.
MEMBERSHIP TRANSITIONS NEW MEMBERS BIRTH Bishop Bohon, son of Margaret and Nathanial Bohon, born on December 19, 2017
Helen Herbert, and her children Sarah, Caroline, and Allison, from Houston, Texas
DEATH Rex Morris, Jr., husband of Jean Morris, died December 25, 2017
PRAYER List FOR THOSE WHO ARE ILL OR RECOVERING:
FOR THOSE WHO HAVE DIED
IMMEDIATE NEEDS
Frances Bondurant Carla Sweetwood Raymond Glover Mary Kathleen Russ
Joan Couch
LONG TERM PRAYERS Barbara Bazzel • Chuck Beaudrot • Virginia Bicksler • Cornelia Bird • George Bird • John Blair • David W. Boone • Josh Borden • Pat Brinson • Kaye Cairney • Heather Clark • Elizabeth Coil • Jamie Coleman • Lawrence Cowart • Terry Dornbush • Sarah duBignon • Kitty Dukehart • Susan Dunn • Angela Ellis • Randy Farmer • Max Ferguson • Amy Feuss • Patty Gifford • Jane Hannah • Caroline Hatcher • Shirley Heermann • Richard Hill • Jack Jennings • Elaine Lyon • Robert and Aggie Maddox • Carol McDonald • Elaine McEachern • Wynetta McNeill • Georgia Meagher • Dick Miller • Carrick Mollenkamp • Mary Elizabeth Morgan • Charlie Neal • Marian Palmore • Brenda Pruitt • Garry Pryor • Pamela Reid • Agnes Elizabeth Robertson • Martin Ruegsegger • Louis "Skip" Schueddig • Jim Segars • Jeanne M. Smith • Julie Sutton • Tommy Truesdale • Cindy West • Andy Westafer • Chandra Westafer • Lisa Box Williams • Anne Willingham • Hollis Youngner
FAMILY AND FRIENDS Brenda Alonso • Shaun Amos • Gayle Ball • Bettina Bass • Kathy Beard • Rodger Beatty • David Boyd • Darrell Boyette • Joan Brooks • Keith Brooks • Meredith, Adam, and Leo Bugenske • Jake Cantrell • Denise Carlson • Andrew Clark • Faye Comer • Timothy Paul Condrey • Floyd Childs Cooper, III • Bea Cowan • Lonieze Cranshaw • Gabe Crieger • Jackson Culbreth • Ashley Debelbot and Brenda Jones • Brenda Dickerson • Judy Eggers • Joshua Felder • Emily Ferguson • Ann Carol Followill • Carleton Fuller • Tom Gardner • Susan Gill • Peggy Govan • Eudelle Lanier Graham • Darrell and Gail Grimmett • D. Louis Gruver, Jr. • Doyce Gunter • Helen Hammond • Chris Hardy • Bobby Hearn • Greg Hentz • Butch Higley • Liz Grant Hilton • Annemarie and Ante Jazic • Hardy Johnson • Tom Jones • Sun Ja Kim • Kelly Kolak • Lisa Krysiak • Margaret Winders Kuhn • Betty C. Lyons • Michael Majeski family • Pat Martin • Janie Mathis • Michelle Maxwell • Michael McClelland • Bonnie Shields McCormack • Anne McMullan • Darel Moe • Lyn Moore • Andy Nelson • Irene Nesper • Barrett Nichols • Jay Orr • John Plunkett • Betty and Bill Poole • Libby Powell • Margaret Robinson • Frank Roth • James Sands • Donald Schooley • Patricia Schooley • Logan Shannep • Katy Shoemaker • Michelle Simmons • Lara Smith Sitton • Gwendolyn Slack • Tina Susco • Hubert Tate, Sr. • John Titus • Janiece Townshend • Christi Vasquez • Peter Veverka • Nina Vila • Frank Villa • Ed Vogel • Meredith Wallace • Ron M. Wallace • Jacqueline Watkins • Caroline and John Westerhoff • Coralie Severn Wilson • Marion Wilson • Althea Wolf • Whit A. Wright • Patricia Young
... continued from front page. into focus the love of God, that power which is able to penetrate the most complex of chemical compounds, the most dissonant of harmonies, and the most fuzzy of our confusing images. Love is the heat, the solvent, the power, which resolves our jumbled lives.
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So, in this new year, I pray that we practice resolution. That we practice distinguishing between what is necessary and what is unnecessary. That we see particulars, instead of seeing just big and simplistic blobs. The world has lots of globs of stuff ! Over time, our human genius has been able to resolve those globs into precise scientific tools. With the assistance of divine genius, with careful and precise love, we can also resolve the cluttered discussions and discordant songs of our own lives and communities. Our best New Year’s resolution will be love: precise love, focused love, penetrating love, resolving love. Happy New Year’s Resolutions to you!
CHORISTERS CHORISTERS SELLING HOMEMADE SALSA What’s the number one best thing for your 2018 College Football Playoff National Championship party? Chips and salsa, of course! The Cathedral Choristers will be selling homemade salsa on Sunday morning, January 7, in preparation for the National Championship on January 8. They will offer regular salsa as well as peach salsa that morning, and the money raised will help provide scholarships for Royal School of Church Music summer courses, chorister retreats, and other chorister-related expenses. Make sure to get yours — one jar for $10 or two jars for $15. If you’d like to pre-order, email Dr. Patrick Scott, pscott@stphilipscathedral.org
Cathedral member Amy Dills-Moore was ordained as a transitional deacon at the diocesan service on December 16. She is pictured above, second from right, with Barbara Pendergrast, Canon Cathy Zappa, and Canon Wallace Marsh. Deacon Dills-Moore will be ordained priest in June.
Sara and Donnie Chapman invite you to the
AN N UAL E PI PHANY PART Y Saturday, January 6 7 to 9 P.M. You’re invited to celebrate Epiphany at the home of Donnie and Sara Chapman 3051 Greendale Drive, Atlanta, GA 30327 $20 per person — B.Y.O.B. R.S.V.P. by check to Sara Chapman: 404-966-6602 or sarachapman@ westminster.net