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In Tuesday’s Daily office, we remember Charles Inglis, consecrated in 1787 as the first Anglican bishop in North America for the Diocese of Nova Scotia, and was an Irish-born clergyman and ardent Loyalist known for establishing the Anglican Church in Canada, founding King's College, and navigating the challenges of building a colonial church amidst political and religious tensions.Image
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"The authority of bishops is purely spiritual; it has nothing to do with civil constitutions, or their different forms. It existed as fully when Christianity was persecuted, as it does now when Christianity is protected."
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Born in Ireland in 1734, Charles Inglis became the first Anglican bishop in North America when consecrated as Bishop of Nova Scotia in 1787.

He served as Rector of Trinity Church in New York during the American Revolution, staunchly defending Loyalist and Royalist positions. Image
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He founded King's College (now University of King's College) in 1789 to provide education for Anglican clergy in Nova Scotia.

And he oversaw the construction of over 40 churches in the Maritimes and confirmed more than 4,300 individuals during his episcopate. Image
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He established the first overseas diocese of the Church of England, initially encompassing all British territory in North America.

And he is remembered in the Canadian Church calendar on August 12, the date of his consecration in 1787. Image
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O God, our heavenly Father, who didst raise up thy faithful servant Charles Inglis to be a pastor in thy Church and to feed thy flock: Give abundantly to all pastors the gifts of thy Holy Spirit, that they may minister in thy household as true servants of Christ and stewards of thy divine mysteries; through Jesus Christ thy Son our Lord, who liveth and reigneth with thee, in the unity of the Holy Ghost, ever one God, world without end.
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Today in The Daily Office, we remember Clare of Assisi.

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In today’s Daily Office, we remember Saint Lawrence, a deacon of the Church in Rome who was martyred in 258 AD under Emperor Valerian's persecution, known for his courageous faith and for declaring the poor and suffering to be the true treasures of the Church.Image
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Lawrence was chief of the seven deacons in Rome, responsible for administering church finances and caring for the poor.

During Emperor Valerian's persecution in 258 AD, Lawrence was ordered to surrender the Church's wealth but instead presented the poor as the true treasures of the Church

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For when the treasures of the Church were demanded from him, he promised that he would show them. On the following day he brought the poor together. When asked where the treasures were which he had promised, he pointed to the poor, saying: ‘These are the treasures of the Church.’
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Today in the Daily Office, we remember Herman of Alaska (c. 1756-1837), a Russian Orthodox monk and missionary who became the first saint of North America, known for his tireless work evangelizing and protecting the native Alaskan people, his ascetic lifestyle, and his role as a spiritual father and wonderworker in the Orthodox Church.Image
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Today in the Daily Office, we remember Saint Dominic (1170-1221), a Spanish priest and founder of the Order of Preachers (Dominicans), known for his commitment to combating heresy through preaching, education, and evangelical poverty, as well as for establishing a new model of religious life that combined contemplative study with active ministry.

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He founded the Order of Preachers (Dominicans) in 1216 to combat heresy through education, preaching, and exemplary Christian living. Image
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