St. Titus, Pastor and Confessor
Lutheran worship is
liturgical. While that often refers to
an order of worship, it can also refer to the calendar of the Church Year. The Church Year includes major festivals, such
as Christmas, Epiphany, Easter, Pentecost, etc... On Sunday, January 26, we will recognize a minor festival – the
Festival of St. Titus, Pastor and Confessor.
Titus was a companion of St. Paul. St.
Paul had often sent Titus as his own liaison, usually
to complete work that Paul was unable to address due to scheduling or travelling issues or to correct false teachings
and sinful attitudes in a particular congregation. St. Paul’s letter to Titus addresses both
God’s will regarding those who serve as leaders in the Church and the holy
status and godly lives that are found among those who are served by those
leaders.
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