Simon Sarmiento explains how the Archbishop’s amendment to the Draft Bishops and Priests (Consecration and Ordination of Women) Measure, includes the principle of “statutory transfer” which was explicitly voted down by Synod in 2008 and dropped by the revision committee last year.
Two statements about the life and legacy of Justice Thurgood Marshall. One by the Bishop of Washington and another by his son.
The Anglican Communion Office has announced two new members of the Standing Committee, and gives us a glimpse of how the Anglican Communion might operate should the Covenant pass.
Laurie Goodstein and David Halbfinger report on the history of denial and distraction that characterized the official response of the Curia to the instances of
Freedom is also the condition of a christianized social order. Men can have no fraternal relations until they face one another with a sense of freedom and of equal humanity. Despotism is always haunted by dread, and fear is not a symptom of the prevalence of fraternity. In tracing the moral evolution of the Family, the School, the Church, and the State, we saw that every social organization is on the road to redemption when it finds the path of freedom.