Centenary of the Malines Conversations

This year marks the centenary of the Malines Conversations, which gave rise to the idea of an Anglicanism in communion with Rome, “united, but not absorbed.” This was an explicit concept in the development of the Ordinariates and we give thanks for the way this has been realised. https://t.co/bGYp2y1u9P

— Fr James Bradley (@FrJamesBradley) June 11, 2021

Rowan Williams and John Cavadini in Conversation

In case you missed it, here is the video of today's moving discussion between Rowan Williams and @JohnCavadini https://t.co/wlNPnbd9BD

— New City Press (@NewCity_Press) June 8, 2021

A Western View of Atonement

Michael Ramsey: "Christians' present access to the Father has been created by the Lord's sacrifice; it is only through facing the cross and its disclosure of the awful realities of sin and of God's forgiving love that men have free access to God in sonship,》 pic.twitter.com/MIj0L1marI

— Akenside Institute for English Spirituality (@EngSpirituality) April 29, 2021

Interview with the Choristers of Westminster Abbey

Great to see former choristers Lord Wallace of Saltaire @hatchmyideas @barney987 chat with Benji & James. Thanks for sharing @VOCES8! @WAbbeyChoir @WAbbeyChoirSch @WACSHEAD
Lovely interview in Westminster Abbey https://t.co/JQEfBpJtRh via @YouTube

— CSA Choir Schools (@CSAChoir) March 12, 2021

Peter Hitchens on the Anglican Ordinariates

@fathereddy I welcome the Ordinariate (especially its use of much of Cranmer's book) as a reconciliation of people who should never have been apart, and have written at length about this in 'The Lamp'. Not much that is worth having will survive the next 100 years, anywhere. https://t.co/HulVUFWNec

— Peter Hitchens (@ClarkeMicah) March 13, 2021

The Dead End of the Episcopalian Church

Christian theology people, I thoroughly recommend listening to this talk by Professor Katherine Sonderegger on the Holy Trinity: Processions and Persons. Ever wondered what a doctrine of the Trinity might look like of it jumped off from Leviticus? Find it here! https://t.co/utyY9974eK

— Andrew Davison (@AP_Davison) January 27, 2021

I'm pleased to say that you can follow Professor Sonderegger's talk online here, both live and afterwards: https://t.co/nhyPy5ebaS https://t.co/n8OJuewRJz

— Andrew Davison (@AP_Davison) January 27, 2021

Koinonia

We’re on the lookout for articles for the next edition of Koinonia, to be published in late May. We’re particularly open to submissions from budding theologians with an interest in ecumenical relations between Anglican and Orthodox Churches. 🙏🏻

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— Koinonia (@JournalKoinonia) January 25, 2021

On the Work of the Holy Spirit

"Through Him, the Holy Spirit, our hearts are transformed. Through Him, we are purified. Through Him, we are taught to pray."https://t.co/9Sb127CBP6

— Akenside Institute for English Spirituality (@EngSpirituality) January 17, 2021

What Future for the Church of England

There was a time when I'd have used this to have a go at the C of E. But then I think: Pachamama. https://t.co/RUGFzD7faH

— Damian Thompson (@holysmoke) November 25, 2020

Chancel Screens Since the Reformation

Nearing finalisation of the proofs for @Ecclsoc's "Chancel Screens Since the Reformation." Hugely grateful to all contributors: Peter Doll, @Salpotintirah, @TrvrCooper, John Roberts, Andrew Derrick & @InterWarChurch. Great scholarship, free to @Ecclsoc members. pic.twitter.com/eydUX1AUBd

— Dr Mark Kirby (@Kirby5Mark) November 12, 2020

Fr. Martin Thorton

"Parish Prayer Life":
An introduction to the life and parochial theology of Martin Thornton

Fr Matthew Dallman's talk for @TowersofFaith

Video here: https://t.co/ZfmuzAaUN0
More info here:https://t.co/Z2DvGpZWFL

— Akenside Institute for English Spirituality (@EngSpirituality) November 6, 2020

A Display of "Ecumenical Spirit"

Pope Francis is to take part in his first ever online service with Archbishop Canterbury @JustinWelby. Other senior UK church leaders will also be involved in the #Pentecost service on Sunday, marking the culmination of #ThyKingdomCome. https://t.co/K8RsiU6CF0 #CatholicNews

— The Tablet (@The_Tablet) May 29, 2020

Something Anglican...

The Selection of Bishops

Fr. Hunwicke: An oligarchy of mediocrities?

Latin Pomp

A remnant of court ritual from the Baroque? Is this sort of stiff performance necessary for altar servers? Latin traditionalists and not-so-traditionalists will hold on to rubrics for servers for the sake of "tradition," even if that tradition isn't that old and of questionable value. Is there a tie between this and other manifestations of "legalism" in the Latin mindset?




CWR

Unto Thee, O God, Do We Give Thanks

Fr. Hunwicke: The Beevy Emm, alive and well at Queens

There was one outstanding lecture: a real tour de force by John Caldwell on the Psalter. He made clear that the Masoretic traditions are entitled to no assumed priority over those of Greek or Latin Christianity, particularly with regard to the numeration of the Psalms. (There sometimes appears to be a rather shamefaced attitude to the Vulgate (and Septuagint) numeration; this is completely unnecessary. 'Christianity' and 'Jamnian' Judaism are both descended from a first-century rupture; the unconscious assumption that the Masoretic texts are 'authentic' in a way that Christian texts are not fails to remember the Dead Sea scrolls, not to mention Margaret Barker. This is not a pedantic detail; it goes right to the essential point of difference between Synagogue Judaism and Sacrificial Christianity.)

Study Day with the Plainsong & Medieval Music Society

Electing Bishops?

CWR: New ARCIC document issues call for episcopal and ecumenical accountability by Dr. Adam A. J. DeVille

Psalm 141

The Complete Psalter