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Virtue Online - An Overview of the News - Good and Bad
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http://www.virtueonline.org/diocese-ft-worth-iker-wins-next-round-property-warscliteracy-art-sewanee-outrages-alumniepiscopal It is impossible to reconcile such decisions with the commandments of Scripture and traditional Christian morality. The Orthodox...
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This nation was founded on the basis of Judeo-Christian principles. The Constitution & Bill of Rights of the United States of America CLEARLY says “Freedom OF Religion”, NOT “Freedom FROM Religion”. Your organization SUCKS...
Cardinal Newman, Scholar of Oxford: A Soul’s Quest for Truth, by Father John Anthony O’Brien
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Every great achievement, it has been observed, is but the lengthened shadow of a great man. A movement which has weathered the storms of more than a century, as I write these words, and still exercises its influences upon the direction of human thought...
Animated Francis, Kung, Paul 6th a Saint? & Building Bridges
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Animated Francis, Kung, Paul 6th a Saint? & Building Bridges Here is the latest vomit coming from the Vatican II cult of man which is leading souls into the formalized one world religion... There are many different ways of talking about the Catholic...
Steynian 485nst
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“The drift of our own political culture seems to be confirming the Founders’ intuition that representative government can only work in a population possessed of some minimum level of virtue—thrift, restraint, industriousness, stoicism...

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Making the Real Presence real.

The following paper has been prepared to stimulate discussion at an online conference that is being held on Saturday 25 September 2021 on the subject of the Real Presence in relation to Online Eucharists. These thoughts stem from many conversations...
Sev’n Whole Days

Sev’n whole days, not one in sev’n, I will praise Thee. I am sure gentle reader, that every Friday, if you are like me, you wait with great eagerness for the weekly delivery of that great organ called the Church Times. And if you are indeed like me...
The Bishop of St Davids and the Archbishop of Canterbury

The Rt Rev Dr Joanna Penberthy is the 129th Bishop of St Davids. In tweets that came to light recently, she exhibited an antipathy to members of the Conservative Party which did not sit well with her position. “Never, never, never trust a Tory” is not...
Pollokshields – These are our neighbours

It was impossible not to be moved by people standing around an immigration enforcement van in Pollokshields yesterday chanting “These are our neighbours, let them go”. Many people today are proud of those in this city who stopped this enforcement action...
Easter Sermon 2021

Lent has been long enough. This Lent particularly has been long enough. Just over a year ago we locked down in the middle of Lent. And it feels as though that existence has been going on in one form or another ever since. Most people have embraced...

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What is in Kelvin's Head? - The Blog of the Provost of St Mary's Cathedral, Glasgow

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Scottish Episcopalians Do It Together - What is in Kelvin's Head?

One of the things that I’ve been saying for a while is that the Scottish Episcopal Church is developing some answers for how Christians should deal with questions about human sexuality that caused so ...

1066 And All What? - What is in Kelvin's Head?

This is an exciting moment for liturgists everywhere. It would appear that the Church of England has published a new prayer, this time commemorating the Battle of Hastings. Following some discussion l...