Abp. Williams at Vatican synod
“All contemplating of God presupposes God’s own absorbed and joyful knowing of himself and gazing upon himself in the trinitarian life.”
Prolegomena on women’s ordination
Inevitably, conversation around gay Episcopalians will turn, in certain circles at least, to conversation around women’s ordination.
Futures in Anglo-Catholicism
Fr Robert Hendrickson recently opined that “It’s Time for a New Oxford Movement.” He rightly points out that in many ways, the ’79 BCP represents a decisive move to institutionalize an anglo-catholic liturgical vision.
Rise in glory: Leonel Mitchell
The Rev. Canon Leonel L. Mitchell, one of the scholars responsible for the Book of Common Prayer (1979), died May 23 at 81.
Stumbling blocks
Humility, unseeing, holds out its hand to be led, and of it is said, "Cursed be he who places a stumbling block in front of the blind man." Charity, seeing, chooses, as it were, to move less in its progress, in order not to desert humility.
Call for papers 2012
The Living Church is pleased to announce the third annual Student Essays in Christian Wisdom competition.
Honoring Oliver O’Donovan
By Mark L. MacDonald, symposium convener. O’Donovan’s work is transformative and unique in its relevance to the Church’s present and future.
The work of a preposition
Our daily work has a place to live, and that place is nested within God's own labor.