Final Pastoral Letters
Final Pastoral Letter from The Bishop of Fulham, the Right Revd John Broadhurst My resignation has been formally announced. I know that for many of you this will be not unexpected but for others it will be a shock. I [...]
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GAUGUIN: MAKER OF MYTH Tate Modern until 16th January, 2011 RIGHT AT the start of this exhibition we see the painter as an awkward cuss. A series of portraits of that most delicious subject, himself, show Gauguin in a variety [...]
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USA Ft Worth: All Saints’ Sues Bishop Jack Iker - the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth receives 4th lawsuit With three suits pending in two Texas counties, members of the minority that chose to stay in The Episcopal Church (TEC) [...]
The Ordinariate Down Under
Christopher Seaton on developments at All Saints’, Kooyong As far as we know, my parish of all Saints’ Kooyong in Melbourne will be the first Anglican Church of Australia parish to join the Ordinariate for Anglicans as a group, though [...]
Oxford Statement of the GAFCON Primates’ Council
The leaders of the GAFCON movement are keenly aware of the crises of conscience that are pressing some people to shift their membership and ministry from the Anglican Church. While we are greatly sympathetic that there are many areas of [...]
The Church of the Anastasis
The focus of pilgrimage from the time of the Empress Helena, the Church of the Anastasis (Holy Spulchre to Latin Christians) in Jerusalem was a focus of devotion even for those who were unable or unwilling to make the arduous [...]
Courtesy and Tact
David Fenton on the Ordinariate Meeting at Holy Trinity Winchmore Hill It was with some curiosity and keen anticipation that I made my journey to Holy Trinity Winchmore Hill by four different modes of public transport from South East London. [...]
CELEBRATING JOHN HENRY NEWMAN
Lead kindly light... Every consideration, the fullest time should be given to those who have to make up their minds to hold an article of faith which is new to them. To take up at once such an article may [...]
The Journey of Mount Calvary
Jason Catania tells the story of a parish going home The story of the decision by Mount Calvary Church, Baltimore to accept the Holy Father’s generous offer in Anglicanorum Coetibus is not yet at an end. Nonetheless, I am pleased [...]
Horses and Courses
Ed Tomlison assesses current Catholic prospects We have known for some time that the Anglo-Catholic movement will soon be divided with some leaving to form the Ordinariate as others establish the contrasting vision of the Society of Ss. Wilfred and [...]