Bishop Adams of Western KS to leave his post
October 25, 2009
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Bishop Adams has been elected and appointed Vicar of a parish in the Diocese of Central Florida. He expects to begin in March 2010.
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Day: October 25, 2009
A shotgun marriage with unintended consequences
October 25, 2009
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There is one killer fact about the pope’s present move. “Traditionalist” Anglicanism is a shotgun marriage between incompatible groups: extreme Anglo-Catholics and extreme evangelicals.
One congregation frozen out of the life of the diocese
October 25, 2009
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One congregation in the confines of the Diocese of South Carolina did not have vote or voice at Saturday’s special convention.
Mapping the Miraculous
October 25, 2009
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The Assemblage Art of Roberta Karstetter
Sunday Social Hour
October 25, 2009
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This week in social networking land, we have a book on Hispanic Ministry, Bono pointing out why he thinks Obama deserved the Nobel, and angry reactions to Uganda’s announcement of tough laws criminalizing homosexuality.
Dishonesty amongst closeted conservative Anglican catholics
October 25, 2009
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Many congregations in the Diocese of Chichester this morning will be attending mass at which their presiding priest is a gay man who may or may not be in the closet, may or may not be sexually active or celibate, may or may not have a partner. Eric Kemp, the previous diocesan bishop provided a refuge in Chichester for priests opposed to the ordination of women, many of whom, inevitably, were and are gay.
RSVP – Regrets Only
October 25, 2009
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An invitation from the Vatican invites one blogger’s response, to issue a similar invitation from The Episcopal Church.
Bishop Meade’s Annual Report of 1861
October 25, 2009
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I trust that our friends at a distance, and now in opposition to us, will most seriously review their judgment, and inquire whether the evils resulting from a war to sustain their wishes and opinions as to a single Confederacy, will not far exceed those apprehended from the establishment of a second—an event far more certain than the result of the American Revolution at the time of its occurrence.
Receive your light
October 25, 2009
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The commandment of the Lord shines clearly, enlightening the eyes. Receive Christ, receive power to see, receive your light, that you may plainly recognize both God and man. More delightful than gold and precious stones,
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