about 3 days ago - 1 comment
If God is for us, who can be against us?
I must do some writing for Catholic papers today on last night’s excellent Catholic Christian Outreach event where Cardinal Levada spoke, so I must be brief. I posted some pictures from yesterday over at my blog, which I have been neglecting of late. I also put More >
about 3 days ago - 1 comment
The Salt + Light blog has an unofficial transcription of the talk (“Five Hundred Years After St. John Fisher: Benedict’s Ecumenical Initiatives to Anglicans”) which Cardinal Levada delivered on Saturday evening at Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario. Here are some excerpts. My emphases.
The recent Apostolic Constitution Anglicanorum coetibus, establishing—I don’t need to translate this, I suppose, it More >
about 3 days ago - No comments
The blog of Canada’s Salt + Light Catholic Media Foundation has the following excerpt from Cardinal Levada’s address, “Five Hundred Years After St. John Fisher: Benedict’s Ecumenical Initiatives to Anglicans”:
Visible union with the Catholic Church does not mean absorption into a monolith, with the absorbed body being lost to the greater whole, the way a More >
about 4 days ago - 2 comments
The upcoming Christian Unity Evensong in the Diocese of Orange will begin this evening at 7:00 PM. Fr. David Baumann of the Episcopal Church of the Blessed Sacrament (which is associated with ACNA’s Church of the Resurrection) will co-officiate the service with Bishop Tod Brown of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange. Both Fr. Baumann and More >
about 1 week ago - 6 comments
I began to write a comment under the recent article dealing with the objection by the Church of Wales against the use of its logo by the Friends of the Ordinariate website. It suddenly dawned on me that this little controversy hinged around something very simple (Occam’s Razor has a very sharp blade!). It More >
about 1 week ago - 17 comments
The Wall Street Journal has an interesting article about a recent Catholic celebration of Evensong and Benediction according to Anglican Use in Washington, D.C., including a prediction that the Personal Ordinariate will begin a mass movement towards Rome and the beginning of the end of the Reformation. Here’s an excerpt:
The recent liturgical evening in Washington was More >
about 2 weeks ago - 2 comments
I was reading an address given by His Holiness to the 23rd World Youth Day held in Sydney, Australia in July of 2008. In this address our Pope is speaking broadly concerning the world at large, but I could not help but to contextualize his remarks to our present quest for unity. When he speaks More >
about 2 weeks ago - No comments
Bishop Tod Brown of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange will preside an at Anglican service of Evensong for the intention of Christian Unity on Monday, March 8, 2010 at 7:00 PM at St. Cecilia’s Catholic Church in Tustin, CA. The service will be shared with members of the Episcopal Church of the Blessed Sacrament More >
about 2 weeks ago - 5 comments
On February 2, 2010, the Bishop of the Diocese of the Northeast (ACA/TAC), Brian Marsh, and the Roman Catholic Bishop of Portland, Maine, Richard Malone, celebrated a joint prayer service for Christian Unity and the special intention of reunion between the Traditional Anglican Communion and the Catholic Church. Here are several pictures from the historic More >
about 2 weeks ago - 10 comments
I would like to thank Christian Campbell and everyone at The Anglo-Catholic for their kind welcome. It seems peculiarly appropriate that I should be able to write this, my first post, on the feast of the Chair of St Peter, as much for the fact that it represents the feast of the Communion of the More >
about 3 months ago
Partying like it’s 1599!