St Ignatius of Antioch Episcopal Church

At the Procession: “In the Name of Christ. Amen”

At the Station at the Shrine of Our Lady	Censing the Shrine of Our Lady
“Virgin born we bow before thee”	The Epistle

July 26, 2009: Father Harding and Mother Swain’s last Sunday

Easter and Holy Week 2009

The Solemn Procession of Easter Day: Station at the Font

For more pictures of Holy Week and Easter click here

April 4, 2009: Clean-Up Day

March 25, 2009: The Annunciation of Our Lord
A joint celebration with the Church of Saint Luke-in-the-Fields

The Shrine of Our Lady, designed by Ralph Adams Cram	Station at the Shrine
Music offered by ensemble-in residence Polyhymnia.
The Rev'd Caroline Stacey, Rector, The Church of Saint Luke in the Field

March 22, 2009: The Fourth Sunday in Lent (Laetare) (RoseSunday/Mothering Sunday)

Fr Blume blessing the simnel cakes at 9 A.M. coffee hour

More simnel cakes at 11 A.M. coffee hour	One of our parishoners making simnel cake

See our celebration of 4 Lent featured on the Diocesan Website

March 21, 2009: The Choir and Orchestra of Saint Ignatius of Antioch concert: The Earthquake Mass

John Bradley gives the pre-concert lecture	Rehearsal in the undercroft
Organist and Choirmaster Douglas Keilitz conducting

March 25, 2009: Soup Kitchen 25th Anniversary Commemoration

February 8, 2009: The Feast of the Dedication



Ushers waiting at the door for the Ministers to arrive at the Cornerstone	At the Station
The Litany and Prayers
Soak and ...	Smoke

	Everyone pitches in as additional sandwiches for Monday Soup Kitchen are prepared at Coffee Hour.

December 24, 2008: Christmas Eve

December 20, 2008: Clean-Up Day and Family Christmas Party (click here)

December14, 2008: The Third Sunday of Advent (Rose Sunday)

The Rector wears the new rose red cope and chasuble, made from fabric designed by Sir Ninian Comper
by Watts and Co. of London, the generous gift of the late Jocelyn H. Kress.
Our historic set of rose vestments (seen here on the deacon and subdeacon, and upon the altar) was made for the parish in Paris before World War I and is now suffering from the ravages of time.

November 23, 2008: Christ the King and the Episcopal Visitation of our Bishop, the Rt Rev’d Mark S. Sisk

Greeting the Bishop at the 87th Street door	Bishop Sisk seated in the Episcopal Throne
Reading the Gospel	Fr Blume presenting the candidates for Confirmation and Reception to the Bishop




Bishop Sisk answers questions from parishoners