Year: 2007

The Church of England Newspaper, which you can buy online for a pound, has an intriguing column by Stephen Bates of the Guardian, which he

The Rt. Rev. John Howard, Bishop of Florida, is extensively critical of the Primates’ recommendations for reasons that have nothing to do with human sexuality.

Working under severe space constraints, headline writers sometimes distort a story by oversimplifying it. In other instances, these same constraints induce the writer to reduce

In considering the response that the Episcopal Church should make to the recommendations from the Primates of the Angilcan Communion, I find that my thinking

… in whose former church I used to listen to summer concerts during the Skaneatles Festival, is not of a mind to give Archbishops Williams

Susan Russell and Lionel Deimel have both used my exchange with Kendall Harmon as a jumping off point for reflections of their own. While you

The Living Church is billing this story as a behind the scenes account of the Primates Meeting. It seems rather generalized and is anonymously sourced.

I have received a very thoughtful piece from The Rev. Joseph F. Duggan of the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles, a doctoral candidate at the