The Archive

Year: 2007

Duncan on the ropes?

March 17, 2007 1 Comment

The Anglican Scotist is of the opinion that Bishop Robert Duncan and the other Network bishops may be in a poor strategic position post-Tanzania. I

Mark Lawrence plays the victim

March 17, 2007 12 Comments

Updated: John B. Chilton provided this link to an encouraging article in the Living Church. It goes a long way toward addressing some of the

Happy Saint Patrick’s Day

March 17, 2007 1 Comment

In her musings on the patron of Ireland, the Rev. Susan Russell has put the only persuasive spiritual spin that I have read on the

I am curious Rowan

March 16, 2007 9 Comments

The Mad Priest and our mutual friend Goran have a scoop over at Of Course I Could be Wrong. They point out that: 1. The

The Panel of Reference weighs in again

March 16, 2007 5 Comments

(Update: See Marhsall’s posting. He’s given this much more thought than anybody else I have come across.) This time on cases involving parishes in Florida.

Not this time

March 15, 2007 9 Comments

(Update: If you were expecting Mark Lawrence to acknowledge that he played any roll whatsoever in his rejection as bishop of South Carolina, this article

Or else what?

March 15, 2007 16 Comments

Updated: the Anglican Scotist considers some similar issues. The Primates of the Anglican Communion have set a September 30 deadline for the Episcopal Church to

Who can you trust?

March 15, 2007 14 Comments

Father Greg Jones, the Anglican Centrist is asking who one can trust in the current dispute in our Communion. I think he overstates the extent

Time to separate?

March 15, 2007 No Comments

Is it time for the Anglican Communion to separate? Stephen Bates of the Guardian thinks so. He writes: Separation would ensure that conservative evangelicals and

Talk first, act later

March 15, 2007 1 Comment

The House of Bishops meets this weekend for the first time since the rather unfortunate outcome of the gathering in Tanzania last month, but don’t