Catholic renewal and Curry in Rome Zachary Guiliano November 5, 2016 Church of England, Commentary, The Episcopal Church Should Presiding Bishop Curry have been in Rome? And what does renewal look like?
Apostolicity at stake The Rt. Rev. Tony Clavier April 5, 2016 Commentary This issue is not about who may tell TEC what to do, but whether apostolicity is to remain a feature of Anglicanism.
Anglicans on primacy: a selective amnesia Zachary Guiliano April 4, 2016 Church of England, Commentary From the way some Anglicans talk, few would gather that we have spent nearly 50 years as great enthusiasts for primacy.
Justin Welby, liturgy, and orthodoxy in the Anglican future Neil Dhingra March 2, 2016 Commentary, Liturgy, Roman Catholic Church For Justin Welby, if there is a way forward for the Communion, it will be liturgical. The liturgy shows us what togetherness really looks like, how structure may prove fruitful, and why we must be patient.
Curing American myopia Christopher Wells February 5, 2016 Commentary Many have bridled at the primates’ challenge to the maverick Episcopal Church to be a team player. The primates’ attempt at discipline, it is objected, was both clumsy and authoritarian, pushing in the opposite direction of possibly prophetic witness.
Catholicity, apostolicity: Come on down Christopher Wells January 20, 2016 Commentary, Editorial What does it mean for Anglicans to profess reformed catholicity in a visible communion across great stretches of geography and culture, and how can we seek and serve one another faithfully?
Blaming the Africans: cultural imperialism and the meeting of the Primates Esau McCaulley January 16, 2016 Commentary If Korea, Japan, India, and China shared a similar view on human sexuality would we blame “Asian” culture? This smacks of cultural imperialism.
Primates’ Meeting offers diverse Canterbury tales Guest Contributor January 16, 2016 Commentary News analysis from John Martin in Canterbury, and the full Primates' Communiqué.
