Monthly Archives: January 2022

While Anglicans in certain places around the world are wringing their hands over the radical inclusion of the LGBTQI Community within the fellowship of the Church; the more progressive Provinces around the Anglican Communion, including the U.S. Episcopal Church and … Continue reading →

The American Franciscan, Ft. Richard Rohr, OFM, following in the classical Franciscan Tradition, seeks to bring light into the arguments about people who lives are different, wanting us all to acknowledge God’s hand in the creation of ALL that lives … Continue reading →

The Church of England has just released a notification of the possibility of Anglican Churches around the world having a say in the appointment of the next Archbishop of Canterbury. In doing this, one can only presume that there are … Continue reading →

Of all the Sermons we have heard or read – after the recent death of +Desmond Tutu, Archbishop Emeritus of Cape Town, South Africa – with many references to his amazing ministry of battling racism, injustice, homophobia and sexism; this … Continue reading →

In a world where homophobia and sexism have been discovered to be the primary basis for schismatic activity in Churches around the world – including the Provincial Churches of the worldwide Anglican Communion which looks to the Archbishop of Canterbury … Continue reading →

Anglican Communion Churches around the world – affiliated to the Founding Church of England – are getting ready to send their local bishops to the next LAMBETH CONFERENCE, to be hosted by the Archbishop of Canterbury, The Rt. Revd. Justin … Continue reading →

The iniquitous regime of APARTHEID, so beautifully opposed by the late South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu, seems sadly to still be encouraged in certain parts of the United States of America. ‘The Land of the Free’ may not be so … Continue reading →

There has been much discussion among Christians and others about the value of what has been called ‘Gay Conversion Therapy’. Most Western countries have now passed legislation against any form of ‘therapy’ that claims to be able to change the … Continue reading →

A departure from the normal invitation of Bishop’s Spouses to the Anglican Communion’s LAMBETH CONFERENCE, occurred in 2019, when the Archbishop of Canterbury, The Rt. Revd. Justin Welby, made a decision – still effective at this point in time – … Continue reading →

Theo Hobson of The Spectator here writes of his concern about the Church of England, in a way that could easily fit the situation of each of the Churches of the Anglican Communion. Instead of a constant stand-off on issues … Continue reading →