Author: Patrick Forse

The themes of New Testament reading for this the tenth Sunday after Trinity, in which we visit the arcanum of the (10) Wheel of Fortune, have to do with the …

On arriving at the (9) Hermit’s cell on the ninth Sunday after Trinity, we are confronted with a perplexing parable, that of the Unjust Steward (Luke 16: 1-9) whose worldly …

The eighth arcana of the traditional Tarot is (8) Justice, which is the operation of “never-failing providence” which “ordereth all things both in heaven and earth” as the collect for …

One aspect of the (7) Chariot is that it may be seen as an image of Hermes presiding over a square “field” which represents the front face of the cube-shaped …

There is once again a remarkable agreement between the arcana of the week, (6) Lovers, and the theme of the Collect, which today dwells upon the pouring of the Love …

The Collect Grant, O Lord, we beseech thee, that the course of this world may be so peaceably ordered by thy governance, that thy Church may joyfully serve thee in …

There is a remarkable consonance between the placement of the Collects during the Sundays after Trinity and the corresponding upper arcana. Thus today, the fourth Sunday after Trinity brings us …

The third Sunday after Trinity brings the (0) Fool to the arcana of the (3) Empress who’s fecund and nurturing spirit is behind the superabundance of creativity in nature as …

Much as we might both “fear** and love” the magnificence of the ocean swell, so is it meet and right to fear and love the Divine source and awe-inspiring immensity …

Let charitas be the beginning of that which you seek to manifest; that is the first initiation the (0) Fool has to pass through on his quest for wisdom through …