Stephen Cope considers the distinction between gender and sex I was blessed in having a German mother, who brought me up bilingually. Thus, when it came to being taught French, and the rest of the class were struggling with the [...]
On a sunny Sunday afternoon a few weeks ago, I went for a walk. I was away from home and in a city that encourages that sort of thing, but I was determined not to spend all my time sightseeing. [...]
Francis Gardom on the St Louis Congress, September 2002 Two meetings took place. From Sunday to Wednesday there was the 3-yearly meeting of Bishops of the Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC); on Thursday and Friday the Council of the Fellowship of [...]
David Mills reflects on Richard Harries The Times’ religious correspondent Ruth Gledhill recently reported that the Bishop of Oxford thinks that the Eucharistic language of eating the Lord’s Body and drinking his Blood so put off the modern man that [...]
Hugh Baker and technologism I have not wasted the time I’ve had away on Sabbatical: I’ve been reading writers who use words a yard long, one of whom, Jacques Ellul, a French philosopher, talks about ‘technologism’. Modern Western society, he [...]
The What the Why and the Wherefore THE Sacred Synod is convened by the Provincial Episcopal Visitors, the Bishop of Fulham, and the Master of the SSC, with the full support of other ‘traditionalist’ bishops, most of whom will be [...]
The intervention, at the request of FiF/UK, of the Archbishops of Canterbury and Wales into the affaire Moyer has raised the stakes. Bishop Bennison, of course, is seeking to portray the events of the last few weeks as a little [...]