Grafton and the 21st Century May 12, 2014 Essays & Reviews By R. William Franklin • Bishop Charles Grafton had a vision for a diocese and a bishop, particularly in times of crisis.
Charles Grafton’s Counterpart February 14, 2014 Essays & Reviews The name of Oliver Sherman Prescott has long been familiar to students of the Ritualist Movement in 19th-century American Anglo-Catholicism.
With Mary on Ecumenism’s Trail August 15, 2013 Essays & Reviews By Peter Doll • There has been a sea change in the understanding of Mary in the Church in the last generation.
Retrospect at 40, part one June 27, 2013 Essays & Reviews By Christopher Wells The Fountainhead briefly made sense but, thank God, something more like Born to Run won out.
Two Anglo-Catholic Moments May 10, 2013 Essays & Reviews By Zachary Guiliano. The Regina Cæli was sung with an exuberance normally reserved for the football field rather than the sanctuary.
Anglican Faces: Harriet Cannon August 24, 2012 Essays & Reviews By Richard Mammana, Jr. Harriet Starr Cannon’s decision to consecrate her life completely to God came in the wake of a personal tragedy.
Bowdlerized Catholicism July 11, 2012 Essays & Reviews By Anthony F.M. Clavier If “No Covenant,” what? How do Anglicans express a sound doctrine of the Church without competent instruments of unity?
