Monthly Archives: December 2021

Christianity has always been a religion of respect for the underdog – sometimes needing to critique its own structures and governing authority, especially when the powers-that-be are careless of the greater public good. In most modern states, the law of … Continue reading →

With the death of Archbishop Desmond Tutu – in his beloved South Africa – the world has lost an outstanding Christian Leader and Activist for Peace and Justice. Appointed by Prime Minister Nelson Mandela to head a National Truth and … Continue reading →

The Letter of Paul to Titus 3: 4 – 7 (Epistle of the First Mass of the Day on Christmas Eve) 24 Dec.2021 “But, when the goodness and loving kindness of God our Saviour appeared, he saved us – not … Continue reading →

At the time of year when the Christian world celebrates the Birth of Jesus Christ (Messiah), here is the Christmas Story with a new slant, a point of view that deserves to be taken into consideration at a time when … Continue reading →

This latest article hosted by Janme Ozanne on ViaMedia.News, is written by The Rt. Revd. Paul Bayes, the Bishop of Liverpool, reflecting on his theological movement from the institutional homophobia and sexism of the earlier Church of England, towards his … Continue reading →

The quasi-Anglican Group which calls itself ‘GAFCON’ has been very anxious of late to try to advertise its very own brand of what it is is pleased to call “Anglican Orthodoxy”. One of its most vociferous proponents here, under the … Continue reading →

Heads of Religious organisations – especially in times of national and international stress, such as is being experienced under the COVID Pandemic throughout the world – have a duty to their followers to help bring about justice for ALL people, … Continue reading →

While the U.K. Government is still in the throes of committing to a ban on ‘Gay-Conversion Therapy’ the French Government has unequivocally – in both Houses of Parliament – place a legal ban on coercive therapeutic attempts to change a … Continue reading →

It was almost inevitable that, in the wake of differences of opinion on matters of Anglican Church Polity and governance, ther should appear a myriad of internet websites with names purporting to relate to their institutional, theological, philosophical or moralistic … Continue reading →

Christians, world-wide, are now recognising their need to accommodate the views of LGBTQ people in the Body of Christ – as fellow members and no less valuable than those of the majority ‘binary’ frame of gender/sexuality identity. This takes the … Continue reading →