An information resource for orthodox Anglicans
By George Weigel, First Things. Shortly after the 2014 Russian annexation of Crimea, I noted in this column and elsewhere that the entire episode—including the fouling of the public space by the aggressor’s genocidal threats and endless...
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By George Conger, Anglican Ink. The Roman Catholic Bishop of Speyer in southwestern Germany has given permission to his clergy to bless same-sex marriages and the marriages of divorced and remarried. In a 2 Nov 2023 letter to clergy and...
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By Dr Campbell Campbell-Jack, TCW: This is the second of a four-part series running over consecutive Sundays about how the secularised West has opened the door to Islamism (and barbarity and de-civilisation), and how intolerance is...
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by Michael Haynes, LifeSite: ‘His persecution will only open the door for countless others to rise up.’ The morning’s news of Pope Francis removing the bishop of Tyler – Bishop Joseph Strickland – has made international waves...
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by Albert Tait, Telegraph: Results of survey labelled ‘damning indictment of history teaching in our schools’ by historian and Tory peer. Only one in three young people knows that Remembrance Day commemorates the First World War...
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by Frank Furedi, spiked: This elite ideology has cultivated and inflamed ethnic tensions. Speaking in Washington, DC, in September, British home secretary Suella Braverman declared that multiculturalism has ‘failed in Europe’. To...
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by Ros Mayfield, Premier: As the Israeli military pushes deeper into Gaza City in its battle to obliterate Hamas, there are fears that the Christian presence there could disappear altogether. Increasing numbers of Gazans are fleeing the...
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by Julian Mann, TCW: READING the Old Testament book of 1 Kings in my daily devotions has prompted some reflections on the dearth of positive leadership in post-Christian society. 1 Kings chapter 3 describes how the young Solomon, newly...
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by Allison Pearson, Telegraph: IT was a tale of two countries. Or of two groups within the same country, barely a mile apart on Armistice Day in central London, but worlds apart in attitudes. […] But where we were in Parliament...
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by Effie Deans, Lily of St Leonards: November the 11th and the Remembrance Sunday that follows it are important because we value peace. In 1920 when people queued to lay flowers many feet deep at the newly built Cenotaph, they had more...
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