Liturgical Year 

The Collect Blessed Lord, who hath caused all holy Scriptures to be written for our learning: Grant that we may in such wise hear them, read, mark, learn, and inwardly …

The liturgical year begins on the First Sunday in Advent, which is the fourth Sunday before Christmas. Advent continues up until Christmas and, as its name suggests, it is a …

The liturgical year concludes on the Sunday before Advent, commonly known as “Stir-up Sunday” after the opening words of the Collect, which also serves to remind parishioners to stir the …

The (0) Fool returns after completing his journey through the 21 arcanae, abounding more and more in wisdom and judgement, in a spirit of compassion for others and forgiveness of …

On Martinmas, which is also Remembrance Day, 11th November, or on Remembrance Sunday, the second Sunday in November, whichever falls first, the Four of Swords is displayed with the blades …

And so the (0) Fool completes his initiation by visiting the Twenty First arcana of the Upper Arcana, (21) World, the integration of all that has gone before, is now …

The Twentieth Sunday after Trinity is dedicated to the arcana of (20) Judgment which has at it’s heart the concept of “calling” or of being called. Today’s Gospel reading is …

Nineteen weeks after Trinity Sunday the (0) Fool arrives at the arcana of the the (19) Sun, and for one week the (19) Sun reigns supreme and alone, being both …

Today the Trinity (19) Sun is joined by the (18) Moon, the greater and the lesser light, which also serve as symbols for the “great commandment” and the “second” which …

The (17) Star that led the Magi to Christ is a symbol of grace which “prevents” or goes before them. It is that aspect of Grace which we focus on …