Fr. Paul Wheatley

Boundaries, blessings, and hope for the future

November 18, 2015

In this post, I want to offer a few further observations that could prove helpful, if the biblical-historical situation of Gentile inclusion in Acts 15 and other places is to provide clues for a way forward in a mixed-economy Anglicanism.

Boundaries, blessings, and the hidden gifts of Church conflict

Fr. Paul Wheatley

September 2, 2015

Commentary

The struggle over Gentile inclusion has become a totem in Church conflicts for anyone wishing to claim historical precedent for their side of the argument.

The Blues run backwards: Girard, mimesis, and Doug Burr’s Pale White Dove

Fr. Paul Wheatley

May 21, 2015

Music

Burr’s musical archaeology unearths the bodies buried beneath the floorboards of the American cultural edifice.

Echoes of silenced prayer

Fr. Paul Wheatley

March 19, 2015

Commentary

The violence wrought by ISIS and the Syrian civil war threatens to destroy the religious and cultural heritage of the Middle East. Lost Origins Productions is attempting to preserve ancient Sufi and Christian chant in a series of stunning albums.