Apologia episcoporum
There are two principal ways of speaking of Anglo-Catholicism: as a matter of “taste,” and as a matter of truth.
Political positioning and the episcopate
As a bishop, I have always been reticent about publicly revealing very much about my political views.
Receiving ministries, Anglican and Roman Catholic
The texts of the ecumenical Vespers in Rome addressed the theme of grace, unity, and pastoral ministry in complex ways.
Call to remembrance: Our Catholic and Reformed past
Are Anglicans Protestants who have taken on the trappings of Catholicism, while eschewing its discipline?
What has happened in Lusaka? Primates 2016 and ACC-16
Strangely enough, even though my province has been sanctioned ever so lightly, I feel more a part of a communion than I have in quite some time.
Notes from a middle-aged episcopate
At this year's Chrism Mass of the Diocese of Springfield, I remarked to the assembled clergy and laity that my episcopate can now be considered "middle-aged."
A noble desire?
There is a verse in the Bible that long vexed me. 1 Timothy 3:1 says, “Whoever aspires to the office of bishop desires a noble task.”
A way forward together (2): ecclesiology
If we are indeed to hold together as a church and a Communion, we need a framework and a shared understanding that will last.