Liturgical Year 

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 Collect Lord, we beseech thee to keep thy household the Church in continual godliness; that through thy protection it may be free from all adversities, and devoutly given to …

On Remembrance Day, 11th November, or Remembrance Sunday, the second Sunday in November, whichever falls first, the Four of Swords is displayed with the blades downwards. It remains on display …

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 …

Last week was given over to the contemplation of the generation of demons in the shadows of the subconscious mind. This week we contemplate the destructive role of pride in …