In a recent interview with the Washington Post, The Episcopal Church’s (TEC) new leader in the nation’s Capital, Dr. Mariann Budde, had this to say: “We’re like a boutique. We’re the most inclusive church in the world that’s the tiniest church in Christendom. . . . I’m not interested in being the leader of a boutique...
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Fort Worth Mission Goes Roman? St. Timothy’s, a mission church in the Diocese of Fort Worth, announced its intention to join the Ordinariate, in which converts to the Roman Catholic Church can keep elements of their Anglican identity. In early December, Bishop Iker of...
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As this is being read, I will have joined others in one of the first groups of US Anglicans being received into the nascent Personal Ordinariates of the Catholic Church. Why would anyone in his right mind want to leave a parish where he...
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Given the disarray of the Episcopal Church some of my friends and colleagues are jumping ship, abandoning ECUSA to join the Roman Catholic Church, one of the Eastern...
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One of the least known of the Caroline Divines is Mark Frank, yet his sermons are in my mind the high-water mark of preaching amongst these Divines in...
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Some American observers of the recent riots in London and other U.K. cities might be forgiven a sense of shock, or even surprise. After all, pictures of feral youth...
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