The Prayer Book Society: News

Brief items of current interest from around the Anglican Communion

Tuesday, March 01, 2005

How to read a Communiqué from a Primates Meeting

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Peter Toon I write this on my return from Northern Ireland where, along with others from the Media and interested societies & organizat...
Monday, February 28, 2005

The Primates and Homosexuality

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Do they actually & clearly condemn 'Gay Sex' in their Communiqué as sin against God the Father and our Lord Jesus Christ? The an...

Wrong use of the Quadrilateral condoned by the Primates' Meeting!

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In their Communiqué of February 24 the Primates summarized their discussion of The Windsor Report. Paragraph 9 is a summary of part of this ...

The Anglican Communion and Communion with God the Holy Trinity

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Reflections upon what is claimed in the Communiqué issued after the Primates’ Meeting. It is stated: 12. We as a body continue to address th...

The Primates Communiqué – what does it tell us?

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The following is intended to give a sense of what the Primates discussed and decided and what are some of the implications of their decision...
Sunday, February 27, 2005

Primates’ Meeting – the Impotency of the Anglican Way as an international denomination

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A clear difference in style is to be noted between the way in which various African Anglican Synods and Meetings of Bishops have recently sp...
Saturday, February 19, 2005

Making Women Bishops in the C of E – a good thing?

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A discussion starter from Peter Toon The General Synod of the Church of England meeting in London in February 2005 took the first steps to ...

Classic Lenten Poem by Robert Herrick

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"To Keep A True Lent" Is this a Fast, to keep The larder lean? And clean From fat of veals and sheep? Is it to quit the dish Of fl...
Tuesday, February 15, 2005

Trying to Strengthen an 'I Do' With a More Binding Legal Tie

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From the New York Times February 15, 2005 By RICK LYMAN LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Feb. 14 - In front of more than 5,000 cheering constituents in a...

St George's Baghdad praises response, continued support necessary

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By Michael Craske The last remaining Anglican church in Iraq has praised the level of support it has received from the Anglican Communion an...
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