Michael Wood (Fr Michael) sets out the stall for the St Eanswythe Mission and the attractions of a Orthodox style of ordinariate Readers occasionally ask us why we do not show more interest in the Orthodox Church, why we do [...]

Lest we forget. Many are worried that this month’s session of General Synod in York will pave the way for their ejection from the church of their birth; they are not all old. There are our children and grand-children as [...]

With such a vast canon of excellent music and literature available to us, is there ever any excuse to waste time on unedifying modern efforts? Digby Anderson thinks not It’s surprising how many of our current problems are about dealing [...]

John Shepley examines the names Anglicans call themselves, the intellectual baggage and pretensions that they carry with them, and what they can teach us about Anglican ecclesiology The Church of England, The Church in Wales, The Scottish Episcopal Church, The [...]

David Mills analyses the reasoning behind the common claim to be ‘spiritual but not religious’ and asks whether there is any merit in this attitude It’s a great and self-serving mess, this claim to be ‘spiritual but not religious’, which [...]

P’s Louisiana oil spill re-awakened the old American anti-Brit tradition, so stand by for an anti-Yank rant, which has an equally venerable history. We’ve been enduring an American religious oil spill for years – women priests and bishops, gay and [...]

John Hunwicke responds to a rejection of the Ordinariate in last month’s issue with reasons why our Anglican Catholic ethos should be made a part of the life of the wider Church If the Ordinariate solution takes off – and [...]

Saving honour The Editorial Board describe why the July Synod debate will prove so important to the credibility of the Church it represents This month, the General Synod of the Church of England has set aside two and a half [...]