Speaking to the Soul: Everyday Journeys
March 11, 2017
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Every day is a journey, and the journey itself is home.
— Matsuo Basho
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Joseph Nicolosi, developer of Reparative Therapy, is dead
March 11, 2017
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He was 70 years old. He died on 9 MAR 2017 from complications of the flu. He developed and published in 1991 his sham psychology theories in his first book, Reparative Therapy of Male Homosexuality: A New Clinical Approach.
The Republic of the Sudan to become 39th Anglican Province
March 11, 2017
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The Anglican Communion office has announced that Sudan will become the 39th province of the Anglican Communion. The Archbishop of Canterbury will travel to Sudan to celebrate the new province at its inception of 30 JUL 2017.
Cast of Transparent releases pro-transgender Public Service Announcement
March 11, 2017
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Amazon’s hit web TV dramedy, Transparent, is about a senior aged father who transitions from presenting as male to presenting as female. He then comes out to his adult children. The cast and creators have released a PSA about Gavin Grimm, the transgender boy who is suing his local school district for not allowing him to use the boys’ restroom.
Statements released regarding the withdrawal of Philip North from nomination as bishop ordinary to the See of Sheffield
March 11, 2017
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Over the last few weeks, there has been a lot of literal and virtual ink dedicated to the announcement of the nomination of the Rt Revd Phillip North to be the bishop ordinary of the Diocese of Sheffield in the Church of England. The conversation began with an article by senior theologian Martyn Percy, Dean of Christ Church, Oxford. He pointed out North’s membership in a Church of England subgroup, the Society, which issues cards to its members allowing the male priests to show/prove that they have been ordained by a male bishop.
Speaking to the Soul: Saints and Sinners
March 11, 2017
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So let’s all try this week to look at the bracket of Lent Madness, read the biographies of the saints proposed, and find something that we can have in common with those formerly sinful people, many who don’t have the word “saint” in front of their name. It might just be an enlightening adventure.
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