Communion Partners: Austin Statement
“As bishops, we claim our apostolic ministry as teachers of the Faith, and our role as chief pastors within our dioceses, clearly articulated in the Book of Common Prayer.”
Grief and the Presence of God
The desire, and lack of solution, for more attention to God continues to gnaw at the corners of my mind and heart. And then this past weekend, my dog died.
The Ethics of Conflict in the Aftermath of General Convention
The ultimate aim must be reconciliation. Simply to vanquish and humiliate the other side is not a proper aim.
Why I Want to Stay
Why might traditional Anglicans want to remain in TEC? Two words: family and witness.
General Convention and Old Blues Men
What would it mean at General Convention if we were more conscious of the horizon of eternity?
Linguistic Purity Is an Impossible Liturgical Criterion
The pursuit of an immaculate vocabulary will be interminable.
A Bigger Conversation about Liturgy
“It is worrisome that despite the soaring temperatures of Austin, the current Prayer Book conversations take place in an ecumenical winter.”
The Memorial, the BCP, and the Name of the Trinity
The proclamation of Christ through our liturgical rites should be the raison d’être of BCP revision.