While it’s not a great surprise to those who, like the Café, have been keeping track of the public announcements about dioceses and bishops consenting
Finally, there was a certain internal polarity of “us and them.” That was between the Senior House and the Junior House – the House of Deputies and the House of Bishops, respectively. Would the bishops insist that “Right Reverend Father knows best?” Or, would they recognize the Spirit moving in the work of the assembled lay and clergy Deputies?
Earlier today the Archbishop of Canterbury posted an essay detailing his thoughts on the actions the most recent General Convention of the Episcopal Church has
The bishops of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts have written to the people of their diocese and outlined a plan of widespread conversation to determine
The Archbishop of Canterbury has posted his thoughts on the actions of the most recent General Convention. His paper opens:
During a recent tour of Salisbury Cathedral a blogger noticed that not once was there any mention of Christianity or of Jesus as the motivation
William was very much exercised as to what occupation he should enter on graduation. His mind was not at first inclined to enter the Church, as he loved science very dearly, and more so as time went on.