Monthly Archives: December 2022

The Diocese of Sydney’s ANGLICAN CHURCH LEAGUE, is obviously not happy with the fact that the newly-minted King Charles II of England has decided to adjust to the reality that he is now Sovereign of a diverse, multi-ethnic, multi-faith community. … Continue reading →

A minority of bishops present at the recent LAMBETH CONFERENCE who tried, but failed, to get consensual agreement on the resurrection of the status of outdated ‘Lambeth 1:10’ in the final communique at the end of the Conference – and … Continue reading →

When one speaks of New Beginnings in the extant history of the Judeo-Christian Tradition, one cannot neglect to discern the working of God’s purposes – from the Old Testament prophets, through to the prophetic role of John the Baptist and … Continue reading →

“The Lord would not only love His creation as Father, but He would enter into His creation, emptying Himself, hiding Himself, as if He were not God but a creature. Why should he do this? Because He loved His creatures, … Continue reading →

It has often been said that schism always begets further schism. The evidence below, offered by the Gafcon-sponsored website of ‘Virtue-on-Line’, demonstrates the sad truth of that statement. In a dramatic incident which took place in the U.S. State of … Continue reading →

One cannot help but empathising with our fellow justice-minded Christians in North America. At this time of national striving for supremacy of the ‘Far-Right’ Christians, whose support for Donald Trump to ‘Make America Great Again‘ – despite his obvious seditious … Continue reading →

In the world of online blogs in the ether at this time, the divisive Gafcon sodality, which has done its very worst to disenfranchise the leadership of the Archbishop of Canterbury in the worldwide Anglican Communion has seen fit to … Continue reading →

The letter below, published by the U.K. ‘ViaMedia’, from Simon Butler, a former member of the Archbishops Council in the C. of E. and member of General Synod, offers an affirming – yet critical – response to the recent address … Continue reading →

Considering the reality of Donald Trump’s support from the Religious Right in the U.S., it would appear that he still has their support for his insistence on claiming the moral high ground in American Politics. However, his demagoguery – still … Continue reading →

The article below the line here, from N.C.R. writer Joe Ferullo, though written from a Catholic perspective, could well apply to all Christian Churches on the planet. As probably the largest Christian Church. Roman Catholics have a similar trajectory of … Continue reading →