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C of E Review Could Lead to ‘Massive Shrinkage’

The Archbishop of York-designate Stephen Cottrell, a known cost-cutter, launched a sustainability review of the Church of England's dioceses and congregations at a controversial videoconference meeting of the church's House of Bishops.

English Anglo-Catholics Celebrate and Mourn Recent News

Anglo-Catholic traditionalists rejoice in the first appointment of one of their own in five years as a bishop within the Church of England's diocesan structure, while mourning the death of Geoffrey Kirk, a pivotal leader of an earlier generation.

UK Bishops Criticize Brexit Infighting as Divisive, Undemocratic

25 English bishops call for open discussion, attention to a no-deal Brexit's impact on the vulnerable, while Archbishop Welby agrees to chair citizens' forum to share diverse views on the way forward

Pursuing ‘inclusion,’ neglecting the poor

Does the way we talk in the Episcopal Church serve to worsen our neglect of the poor?

The school of reconciliation

Facing divisions in the body of Christ, the school of reconciliation would teach the faithful to speak as sinners, who admit that “often enough, people of both sides were to blame” (Decree on Ecumenism, Unitatis Redintegratio 1, para. 3).

Validity and the taint of division

All Holy Orders are tainted, defective, and irregular, in our state of disunity. Still, God does not deny his grace to his people.

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