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By Cranford Joseph Coulter, on February 18th, 2012%
This is my second “comment” given to Sally O’Brien to pass on to the Health Dept. of Philadelphia regarding their proposed regulation that would require us to submit a menu and schedule one year in advance, prepare food in a commercial kitchen that they inspect, get a permit, etc., etc. There have been no problems with . . . → Read More: Feeding the Poor is Sacramental
By Cranford Joseph Coulter, on November 14th, 2011%
“There is your brother, naked and crying! And you stand confused over choice of floor covering.”
The quote above could just as well have come from Occupy Wall Street, but it is from St. Gregory of Nyssa, 4th Century.
icon by the hand of . . . → Read More: Options
By Cranford Joseph Coulter, on November 13th, 2011%
”Let us not overlook Him here, hungry, in order that He Himself may feed us there. Here let us clothe Him, that He may not send us forth naked from the safe refuge with Him. If we give Him to drink here, we shall not say with the rich man: ‘Send Lazarus to dip the tip . . . → Read More: St. John Chrysostom commemorated November 13th
By Cranford Joseph Coulter, on November 12th, 2011%
St. John the Almsgiver by the hand of Niko Chocheli
November 12th
Troparion (Tone In patience thou didst win thy reward, O righteous John. Thou didst love the poor and provide for them bountifully. Pray to Christ our God to save our souls.
St. John the Almsgiver is the patron saint for The . . . → Read More: Saint John the Almsgiver
By Cranford Joseph Coulter, on October 30th, 2011%
A modern monk heard it said, and taught his brothers, that money is like manure. Unless it is quickly spread around, it does no good, but scorches and defiles what it covers. . . . → Read More: Spread it around
By Cranford Joseph Coulter, on September 8th, 2011%
O Lord Jesus Christ, our Saviour, Physician of souls and bodies, who didst become man and suffer death on the Cross for our salvation, and through thy tender love and compassion didst heal all manner of sickness and affliction; do thou O Lord, visit me in my suffering, and grant me grace and strength to bear . . . → Read More: A Prayer of a Sick Person
By Cranford Joseph Coulter, on June 23rd, 2011%
“Come now, you rich, weep and howl for your miseries that are coming upon you! Your riches are corrupted, and your garments are moth-eaten. Your gold and silver are corroded, and their corrosion will be a witness against you and will eat your flesh like fire. You have heaped up treasure in the last days. Indeed . . . → Read More: What God Says to the Wealthy
By Cranford Joseph Coulter, on May 8th, 2011%
Please download, print and distribute The King’s Jubilee Spring 2011 Report. It is intended to be printed back to back, then folded, bulletin style.
There is an “Extra” page to be added to this newsletter. It is laid out so you can print it back to back, then cut it in half to geat . . . → Read More: Spring 2011 Report
By Cranford Joseph Coulter, on May 7th, 2011%
Way back in the fourth century, St. John Chrysostom was confronted by those who wanted to excuse themselves from giving money to the poor by asking if this did not just enable the poor to spend money on loose women and alcohol. St. John addressed this in different ways in several sermons that he gave on . . . → Read More: Freedom to Give Alms
By Cranford Joseph Coulter, on April 28th, 2011%
One day, Lewis and a friend were walking down the road and came upon a street person who reached out to them for help. While his friend kept walking, Lewis stopped and proceeded to empty his wallet. When they resumed their journey, his friend asked, “What are you doing giving him your money like that? Don’t . . . → Read More: C.S. Lewis
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The King's Jubilee has been ministering in Jesus' Name among poor and homeless people in Philadelphia since February of 1989. We also seek to equip and encourage any who wish to join us in similar service, wherever they are located.
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