A Courtyard in Jerusalem
Ann George recalls generous hospitality in Jerusalem I had only been at residence in my ‘apartment’ in the Old City for a few days when I realized that the $500 rent was not simply for accommodation. As I walked [...]
Ann George recalls generous hospitality in Jerusalem I had only been at residence in my ‘apartment’ in the Old City for a few days when I realized that the $500 rent was not simply for accommodation. As I walked [...]
From Mr G. M. Lyon Sir― Andrew Gray rightly notes that the House of Bishops voted virtually unanimously in favour of ‘taking note’ of the report which re-affirmed the Church’s traditional teaching on marriage (May 2017). The vote [...]
Art Queer British Art 1861-1967 Tate Britain until 1 October 2017 Picasso: Minotaurs and Matadors Gagosian, Grosvenor Hill until 25 August 2017 Tate Britain’s ‘Queer British Art’ seeks to explore the relationship between emerging queer communities and [...]
As the time for ordinations approaches, Christopher Smith reflects on the mantle of the priesthood. The sixth Anglo-Catholic Congress took place in London in July 1948, having been originally planned for 1940. The Friday mass was sung at St Alban’s [...]
Ordinations to the Priesthood by Bishops of The Society, 2017 Edward Carr Bishop of Burnley 25 January: 19.30 St Paul, Adlington Andrew Birks Bishop of Chichester 10 June: 18.00 St Bartholomew, Brighton Toby Boutle Bishop of Chichester 10 June: [...]
Tom Sutcliffe enjoys plays which raise issues of race and ‘political correctness’ When my wife Meredith Oakes and I each played the role of Malvolio in school productions of Twelfth Night in Sydney and Hurstpierpoint, we were both presenting [...]
The Church of England, at least in terms of the issues which preoccupy it at national level, can so often appear to be riven with anxiety and nervousness. The controversy over the appointment to the See of Sheffield; the continuing [...]
David Wilson experienced the Mass of Canonization at Fatima from among the crowd The tarmac was hard and damp. A hopeful cockroach ran past my fingers. A few hours before, we had been standing in the hot sun, chanting [...]
Hail, Virgin Mother of the Lord, Virgin Mary, Queen of the Rosary of Fatima! Blessed among all women, you are the image of the Church dressed in the Paschal light, you are the honour of our people, you are the [...]
The Bishop of Fulham reports on the EFFA pilgrimage to Fatima You are at home here. All the children are at home in the Mother’s house.’ These warm words of welcome, offered in the Chapel of the Angel of [...]