Monthly Archives: August 2021

Aug 25, 2021by (CathNews.NZ) Pope Francis leads his general audience in the Paul VI hall at the Vatican Aug. 25, 2021. (CNS photo/Paul Haring) VATICAN CITY — Hypocrites are afraid of the truth, fearful of who they really are and incapable of … Continue reading →

Theatre and ministry: Leaps of faith in a creative life 24 AUGUST 2021 (CHURCH TIMES) Throughout his 65-year career, James Roose-Evans has merged theatre and spirituality. Interview by Susan Gray NORMAN COATES James Roose-Evans FROM his artwork-filled Belsize Park garden flat, … Continue reading →

The video below tells the story of an Anglo-Catholic priest in the Church of England, who is happy to share his experience as an intrinsically ‘gay’ person, whose sexual identity was once questioned by both the Church and society. Fr. … Continue reading →

Aug 19, 2021 GAFCON Australia is planning a new Diocese for Anglicans who feel they have to leave their existing denominational home.Chris Sugden Canon Dr Chris Sugden Co-Dean, Mission Studies and Ethics Canon Dr Chris Sugden, a graduate of Oxford in … Continue reading →

May I recommend this recent SERMON by Fr.Adrian Stephen’s, delivered at Evensong in St. Peter’s Anglican Cathedral, Adelaide, Australia, on the Feast Day of Mary, Mother of Jesus (August 15, 2021). This is an excellent view of what Anglicans believe … Continue reading →

Love is how we make the most of the time we’ve been given. POSTED ON AUGUST 13, 2021BY JAKEOWENSBY IN GRACE -3 MINUTES READ Life is short. Even if you believe in life after life, you have to admit that our time on … Continue reading →

06 AUGUST 2021, THE TABLET Ordinariate nuns find new home at Prinknash Abbey by Sebastian Milbank THE TABLET The nuns of the Order of the Blessed Virgin Mary are moving into one of the properties on the Prinknash estate, owned by … Continue reading →

Courageous and compassionate. In search of the English 07/08/2021 The Archbishop writes in today’s Telegraph, his article follows in full:  When England played Scotland in the Euros a few weeks ago, we faced a conundrum. What to sing before the match?  Both … Continue reading →

What a divided Catholic Church can learn from Francisco Goya Aug 7, 2021by Cristina L.H. Traina (N.C.R.) Plate 36 from “Los Desastres de La Guerra” (“The Disasters of War”): “Tampoco.” (“Not [in this case] either.”), 1810 (published 1863) (Metropolitan Museum of … Continue reading →