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Organisation Title
The Society of the Holy Cross
Description

The Society of the Holy Cross (Societas Sanctae Crucis, SSC) was founded at the House of Charity, Soho, London on 28 February 1855 by Fr Charles Lowder and five other priests of the Church of England. Its membership is comprised of Bishops and Priests who desire to bear witness to the Cross of Christ in their vocation and ministry within the Church and their whole lives.

Its principal objectives are: to strengthen and consolidate the spiritual life of its members according to Catholic belief and practice; to maintain and extend the Catholic Faith and discipline, and to defend Truth against error; and to unite its members in a special bond of mutual charity arising from their common faith.

Members of the Society live under a Rule and attend chapters of which there are a number throughout England & Scotland. SSC is also represented in Wales, the Americas, Australasia, and other parts of the world.

Website
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Residential & Retreat Centres

The Scottish Episcopal Church runs historic retreat centres on two beautiful Scottish islands.


Provincial calendar

Forthcoming General Synod board and commitee meetings and events:

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SEC vacancies

Current vacancies within the Scottish Episcopal Church:

  • There are no vacancies at present.

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inspires Magazine

inspires May 2008 cover

May 2008 edition:

The May 2008 edition of inspires, the magazine of the Scottish Episcopal Church, includes:

  • Welcolming pre-Lambeth visitors
  • Cursillo - the little course
  • Christian Aid Week

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Prayer for the Week

Candle

Friday 16 May 2008

'Almighty God, whose Son Jesus Christ is the resurrection and the life: raise us, who trust in him, from the death of sin to the life of righteousness, that we may seek those things which are above, where he reigns with you, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever.'