Saturday, February 09, 2008

The famous Lecture by Rowan

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The text of Rowan Williams' lecture may be found here: http://www.archbishopofcanterbury.org/1575#top

Booklets By Peter Toon

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People have asked me about the Booklets I have written over the last 3 years for the PBS. Here is what is currently available for individua...
Tuesday, February 05, 2008

ONE THING THOU LACKEST!

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WHAT IS often MISSING from the content of the new-style, church growth ANGLICANISM? Not a few of the modern Anglican congregations, which a...
Monday, February 04, 2008

AN ANGLICAN PRAYER BOOK

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Contemporary English Services based on those in The Book of Common Prayer and The Ordinal, in their English 1662, American 1928 and Canadian...

ANGLICAN—three ways of being so in 2008

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One way of beginning to understand the present confusion and division, within what has been generally called Anglicanism since the middle of...

A LAMENT OVER THE DECISION OF THE ARCHBISHOP AND BISHOPS OF SYDNEY NOT TO ATTEND THE LAMBETH CONFERENCE IN JULY 08.

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“With regret, the Archbishop and Bishops of the Diocese of Sydney have decided not to attend the Lambeth Conference in July. They remain ful...

BISHOP DUNCAN & “MERE ANGLICANISM”: A FRIENDLY CRITIQUE FROM A PRESBYTER OF THE ANGLICAN WAY

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Bishop Bob Duncan is very much at the center of the movement within American Anglicanism to bring reform and renewal to the Anglican Way. F...
Wednesday, January 30, 2008

THE SEE OF CANTERBURY & THE CHURCH of ENGLAND: DO THESE MATTER ANYMORE IN THE U.S.A.? Or only Nostalgia?

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Everyone agrees that what we know as Anglicanism, or the Reformed Catholicism of The Anglican Way, began when ecclesia anglicana, the Church...
Tuesday, January 29, 2008

Preparing for LENT: Ash Wednesday – Why no call for FASTING in the Collect?

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People ask me: Why does The Book of Common Prayer (1662) delay the required Prayer (Collect) on Fasting during Lent to the First Sunday in L...

Quinquagesima Sunday—LENT begins in 3 days—February 3, 2008

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The Collect for the 3 days before Ash Wednesday, and then for the rest of the week, was created by Archbishop Cranmer, after prolonged medi...