St. Barnabas the Apostle; June 11

This entry is part 27 of 43 in the series Hobart's Commentary on the Church Year

The Epistle gives an account of the character of Barnabas, and his mission to Antioch. And the Gospel records CHRIST’S distinguishing love for his apostles (among whom Barnabas was one of the most eminent), and excites them, from the love of CHRIST to them, to love one another, and to bring forth fruits worthy of their distinguished privileges.

[Excerpt from John Henry Hobart, A Companion for the Book of Common Prayer, Containing an Explanation of the Service (1859), 111.]

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