Father Steve found this photo attached to an old reel-to-reel tape. The following was typed on the back of the box:

Centennial Celebration and Consecration
of the Episcopal Church of All Saints, Indianapolis, Indiana
November 28, 1964

Celebrant:
The Right Reverend John Pares Craine, D.D.,
The Bishop of Indianapolis

The Reverend Canon Frank Van Hise Carthy,
Rector of All Saints' Church

Subdeacon:
The Reverend Alden W. Powers

Chaplain to the Bishop:
The Reverend Peter C. Moore

The Preacher:
The Right Reverend Walter Conrad Klein, Ph.D., Th.D.,
The Bishop of Northern Indiana

Chaplain to the Bishop of Northern Indiana:
The Reverend William C. R. Sheridan,
Successor to Bishop Klein

Music by the Schola Cantorum of All Saint's Church,
Berniece Fee Mozingo, Organist and Director of Music

Property of Dwight L. Geisendorff

If you look closely to the left, you can see the old Mary Chapel with the curtain hiding the door and the old rood screen. If you look to the right, you can see the eagle lectern facing the Michael Chapel.

... so we'll do it for her!

Check out this article about the work she is doing with (primarily) indigent patients at Wishard Hospital and the partnership between Wishard, Baker & Daniels, Indianapolis Legal Aid Society, Neighborhood Christian Advocacy Coalition, and the Indiana Health Advocacy Coalition.

Well done, Cathy!

The Diocesan website has posted an article talking about the Diocese of Indianapolis being chosen to host the 2012 General Convention.

In his sermon last Sunday, Father Steve was talking about Malcolm Boyd and St. George's, and mentioned that our present crucifix came from that church.

Tim Jensen was kind enough to forward this photo of the crucifix as it appeared in St. George's.

Sunday, March 9, 2008 — 11:30 AM Forum
In St. Paul's Footsteps: Travels in Modern Day Greece and Turkey
The Rev. Gordon Chastain, The Rev. Thomas Honderich

The letters (epistles) of St. Paul are the oldest Christian documents in the New Testament, predating the final formation of the four Gospels as we know them today. this forum will be a visual travelogue with commentary from their recent trip to the countries from which Saul (Paul) of Tarsus shaped the rapid expansion of gentile Christianity during the Roman Empire.