Prime Minister’s Son Baptized a Catholic September 30, 2020 Highlight, News British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's decision to have his infant son baptized at a Roman Catholic cathedral skirts close to a 19th century law that bars Catholics from the nation's highest elected office.
Former Chaplain to Queen Elizabeth Becomes Roman Catholic December 26, 2019 News Gavin Ashenden had already left the Church of England, saying it had strayed from biblical orthodoxy.
‘The First Post-conciliar Pope’ March 14, 2019 Essays & Reviews A half-century after Vatican II, Pope Francis has moved the church past any conception of itself as a “perfect society” defined by separation from the world.
Caroline Divines for Today January 8, 2019 Essays & Reviews The Caroline Divines positioned themselves as ardent practitioners of the Church of England’s liturgical order, spiritual discipline, canonical resources, and homiletic traditions.
‘Valid in a Certain Context’ May 16, 2017 News Cardinal Francesco Coccopalmerio reflects on Pope Leo XIII’s rejection of Anglican orders.
Treats for the Pope February 28, 2017 News Anglicans in Rome greet Pope Francis with questions and homemade delicacies.
Enter Martin Luther October 31, 2016 News Churches to reflect on the father of the Protestant Reformation for the next year.
A Wounded Unity October 19, 2016 Essays & Reviews What we have to offer our suffering broken world is the crucified and wounded and resurrected Christ.
Shared Communion Breakthrough? November 3, 2015 News A committee suggests “expansion of opportunities for Catholics and Lutherans to receive Holy Communion together.”
Rhythms of Catholicism April 21, 2015 Essays & Reviews Olivier Messiaen, a formidable figure in 20th-century modernist music, was a devout Roman Catholic.
