The Archive
Year: 2011
Why do some Catholics “swim the Thames?”
A Roman Catholic priest from the UK wonders out loud why some Catholics become Anglican.
If you can’t say anything nice….
Some Episcopal church women from Hartford, Wisconsin hold their congressman accountable.
Canon Andrew on the situation in Baghdad
Canon Andrew White describes the situation at St. George’s Anglican Church in Baghdad.
Gay and vilified in Uganda
Frank Mugisha, the 2011 Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Award laureate and executive director of Sexual Minorities Uganda describes in the New York Times what it is like to be gay in Uganda.
Prayers for Christchurch, New Zealand
Bishop Victoria Matthews asks for prayers as Christchurch, New Zealand suffers another major earthquake almost one year after a similar temblor struck the city and region.
George and Brook Packard interviewed
Bishop George Packard and his wife, Brook, are interviewed by Thom Hartmann.on The Big Picture on RT.com.
The Dawn of Peace
“By the tender mercy of our God, the dawn from on high will break upon us, to give light to those who sit in darkness and in the shadow of death, to guide our feet into the way of peace.”
The prevalence and perils of Jesus comedy
Two trending videos on the web concerning Jesus comedy:
Anglican Covenant as distraction from the real work of the church
“In the present situation this does not require any change to the powers of the Instruments of Unity or the Standing Committee. What it does require is a committed public defence, by church leaders, of the principle of toleration.”