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Book Review: When Church Stops Working
A specially designed, shorter text, aimed at reaching ordinary people, clergy as well as lay, in serious reading and reflection on the local church, namely the parish.
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We are living in “The Era of the Holy Spirit”
This era, in which we are now living, is an era where Jesus is no longer with us in bodily form, but in a new way— in the presence of his Spirit.ย We have been assured the Gift of that Holy Spirit, but still down through the ages the Church never ceases to cry out, โCome,…
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Radical Henotheism
How are we to be a radically henotheistic church in an increasingly and radically polytheistic world?
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60-Second Sermon: Pentecost Sunday
Paul Inwood reflects on the Gospel Reading for Pentecost Sunday.
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Book Review: Unruly Saint
One of most passionate accounts of Dorothyโs great love for Christ and for the suffering sister and brother before us.
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Together in Christ: Remembering Bishop Patrick McGrath
“He was prophetic in a gentle way, and in his words and actions he expressed the things that we wish so many more bishops would say: you are loved, all are welcome, I am sorry, we need you.”
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60-Second Sermon: Ascension Sunday
Janice Kristanti reflects on the Gospel Reading for Ascension Sunday.
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Book Review: Vocฤtiล: Imaging a Visible Church
Doyle imagines clergy allowed out of the parish structure as we have known it for over a thousand years, out of a two-tiered, that is clergy-lay institutional church structure.
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King Charles III: Protestant or Byzantine Emperor-Priest?
Saturday, May 6, 2023 was a big day for England, for the Church of England, for at least some Anglicans throughout the world, for royalists, and for those who believe in the Divine Right of Kings. The tension that stayed with me as I watched the liturgy with some friends early that morning was between…
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