An Anglo-Catholic Revival?

The following was posted by another priest in another venue; in the hope of stimulating discussion, I am reposting it here for your comments. With the Ordinariate in place in the Roman Catholic Church and a growing Western Rite in Orthodoxy, the question of the day is whether there remains a role for traditional Anglo-Catholicism?... Continue Reading →

Priests at Our Lady of the Snows

Here's a picture that was late coming in due to technical difficulties, but it is at last here, so I'm posting it here now. These are the clergy of the Society of St Michael (SSM) who were present at the Anglican Church in America's general synod in October of 2008 at the national shrine of... Continue Reading →

The Miracle of Healing

Take a look at this young lady.  This picture was taken on September first of this year. On September first she underwent emergency cardiovascular surgery for an enlarged heart and a tear in her aorta and had her aortic valve replaced. Her mother flew to Denver from Georgia to be with her. Her fiance sat with... Continue Reading →

Initial thoughts on the GAFCON documents

....While there is much in GAFCON’s Statement and the Declaration that I find similarly accurate and encouraging, there are also things in them – and things absent from them – which leave me disappointed, uneasy, and fearful....

How GAFCON Ended Anglicanism

The Global Anglican Future Conference (www.gafcon.org) has finished. The semi-conservative attendees have produced a statement, the Jerusalem Declaration, for which they commend themselves and assert that they have chosen not to split or leave the Anglican Communion, but to reform it. Alas, what they have in mind is no reform-of-the-reform to reverse the damages of... Continue Reading →

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