The Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament is an Anglican devotional society organized for the purpose of honoring our Lord in his real presence in the eucharist. Known as Associates, Confraternity members are lay and ordained men and women who are communicants of the Episcopal Church. They understand themselves to be practicing the catholic faith as it has been received, reformed, and preserved in Anglicanism, and feel themselves especially devoted to our Lord's presence in the Blessed Sacrament.

Blessèd Constance and Her Companions Ward Sister Constance was a nun of the Community of St. Mary who, with her Companions, ministered to those stricken with the Yellow Fever epidemic in Memphis, Tennessee, in August of 1878. While 30,000 citizens fled in terror, a few brave men and women remained at their posts to assist in spite of the terrible risk. More than 5,000 people died of the disease, including Constance and her Companions. They are commemorated in the Episcopal Church calendar of Saints on September 9th. St. George’s parishioners have been involved in the work of the Community of St. Mary and the Sisters have led our Lenten Quiet Days – thus our connection with Constance and her Companions. Below is a list of the current Associates of the Ward. Please contact any Associate for more information: