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Congregation of St. Athanasius

~ A Roman Catholic Community in Boston Preserving Elements of Anglican Tradition and Liturgy

Congregation of St. Athanasius

Sermon Archives

Father Bradford’s sermons for the current liturgical year are here.

Earlier sermons are archived here:

  • Liturgical year 2016-2017

  • Liturgical year 2015–2016

  • Liturgical year 2014-2015

  • Pentecost Season, 2014

 

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