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1 - Feb 2016 - Books: ARTIST AND MONK, by Aidan Nichols OP, Paul Simmons
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It had been an Anglican community until 1913 when its members decided to become Catholic.
2 - Feb 2016 - Anglican Communion: Anglican Primates suspend US Episcopal Church over same-sex marriage, AD2000 Report
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Following repeated decisions of the US Episcopal Church to ordain openly homosexual clergy and gay bishops and more recently endorse same-sex marriage the senior body in the Anglican communion has voted to suspend the Episcopal Church from full membership of the Anglican communion.
3 - Dec 2015 - Ordinariate Missal: "Divine Worship: The Missal" preserves Anglican patrimony, Fr James Bradley
In his paper to the annual festival of the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham in London on Saturday 19 September 2015 Archbishop J Augustine Di Noia OP Adjunct Secretary of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith presented what might be understood to be the primary theological rationale for the liturgical provision of the personal ordinariates erected under the auspices of the apostolic constitution Anglicanorum ctibus.
4 - Dec 2015 - Apostolic voyage: Pope Francis supports Catholic church during Africa visit, AD2000 Report
The country has a population of about 40 million people about 90 per cent of whom are Christians half of whom are Catholic and a third Anglican.
5 - Nov 2015 - Marriage: Sydney Anglicans reaffirm church teaching on marriage, AD2000 Report
The Sydney Anglican Synod last month voted to re-affirm the churchs teaching that marriage is the union of a man and a woman and called for all Australian Christians to respectfully engage in the public debate on redefining marriage.
6 - Nov 2015 - Anglican Ordinariate: Radical ecumenism – the Ordinariate’s new Catholic Missal, Fr Ramsay Williams
The Missal called Divine Worship The Missal is remarkable in that its texts are largely drawn from The Book of Common Prayer and the Anglican tradition or patrimony.
7 - Jun 2015 - Family: Pope Francis upholds Church teaching on the family, Fr Ken CLark OLSC
The Ordinariate was established by Pope Benedict XVI in 2012 to enable former Anglicans to maintain Anglican traditions within the Catholic Church.
8 - Jun 2015 - Life issues: Reflections on the death penalty, Anne Lastman
I was reminded of the agreement last year between Andrew Twiggy Forrest the mining entrepreneur from Australia together with the Holy Father Pope Francis leader of the Anglican Communion Archbishop Justin Welby and Ahmad el-Tayeb the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar University Cairo.
9 - May 2015 - Books: RESURGENCE: Revitalising Western Catholicism, by Fr James Grant, Peter Westmore
After serving in the Commonwealth Police he studied theology at Melbourne University and was ordained as a priest in the Anglican Church.
10 - May 2015 - Translation: Understanding God’s word in the Scriptures, Andrew Sholl
In the Authorised Version of the Bible of 1611 the Anglican divines unfortunately made some grave errors: one of them is quite laughable to the Hebrew speaker.
11 - Apr 2015 - Books: MARY: A CATHOLIC-EVANGELICAL DEBATE, Dwight Longenecker & David Gustafson, Michael E Daniel
Mary: a Catholic Evangelical Debate is written in the form of a discussion/debate between two leading scholars: the Catholic Fr Dwight Longenecker himself a former Anglican priest; the Protestant David Gustafson is a lawyer by profession who is currently a judge of the United States Tax Court.
12 - Apr 2015 - Designer babies: Dolce&Gabbana versus Elton John, Fr Dwight Longenecker
He grew up in the United States as an Evangelical became an Anglican and was ordained as an Anglican priest then converted to the Catholic faith and is now a Catholic priest.
13 - Feb 2015 - Books: AUSTRALIANS AND THE CHRISTIAN GOD: An historical study, by Hugh Jackson, Michael E. Daniel
Such calls emerged even from those who were practising Christians such as George Higinbotham a prominent Anglican layman (Attorney General and Chief Justice of Victoria).
14 - Dec 2014 - Dissent: New controversy erupts in Toowoomba, Peter Westmore
These included ordaining women married or single and recognising Anglican Lutheran and Uniting Church Orders.
15 - Nov 2014 - Why we make the Sign of the Cross, Cedric Wright
But there are modern Protestant preachers notably Lutheran and High Anglican who appreciate its importance and use it in their liturgies.
16 - Nov 2014 - Anglican: The Ordinariate in Gippsland: the first year
The only way that the ministry can be funded here in Gippsland is to have a priest engaged in secular employment compatible with the exercise of priestly ministry ( Anglicanorum Coetibus Complementary Norms Art 7:3).
17 - Oct 2014 - Dissent: Bishop Bill Morris: gone but not forgotten, Peter Westmore
(Opinion ABC Religion and Ethics web site 7 February 2013) Bishop Morris book shows repeated disagreements with the Pope on a range of issues including women priests married priests confusion of Protestant orders with the Catholic priesthood unauthorised approval of general absolution instead of individual reconciliation and joint Sunday worship between Catholics and Anglicans where a priest of one denomination is absent for a period of time.
18 - Oct 2014 - The implications of Anglican women bishops, Fr Dwight Longenecker
In other words from the mid-1970s the Anglican establishment not only accepted the inevitability of womens ordination but planned for it.
19 - Oct 2014 - Do we construct the Church in our own image?, Fr Ken Clark
nbsp;(2 Tim 3:2-5) Fr Ken Clark is a former Anglican priest and now a member of the Ordinariate of Our Lady of the Southern Cross in Gippsland Victoria.
20 - Oct 2014 - Editorial: Let's help desperate Middle East Christians, Peter Westmore
In response to this the Anglican Primate of Australia Dr Philip Freier has called for asylum in Australia for Christians facing death in northern Iraq.
21 - Jul 2014 - Books: RACE WITH THE DEVIL: My Journey Racial Hatred to Rational Love, by Joseph Pearce, Michael Daniel
While he regularly walked past the local Anglican parish church religion was not part of his life although anti-Catholicism was something he picked up from his father.
22 - Jul 2014 - Summorum Pontificum: Growth of Latin Mass parishes and chaplaincies in Australia, Michael E. Daniel
Other Australian personal parishes with which readers may be familiar are those of the Anglican Ordinariate of Our Lady of the Southern Cross.
23 - Jul 2014 - Dubai: is this the largest parish in the world?, Patrick Byrne
The event was hosted by leaders of the Arab Evangelical Church in Dubai and Northern Emirates the United Church of Christ of Dubai the Greek Orthodox Coptic Orthodox Syrian Orthodox Anglican and Catholic churches.
24 - Jun 2014 - Why England's churches are empty, Nick Hallett
Average attendance at Sunday Mass was 861000 in 2007 compared to 852000 at Anglican services.
25 - Jun 2014 - Fr Des Byrne: priest and catechist extraordinary, Bishop Peter J. Elliott
After retirement he continued the ecumenical openness that had characterised his ministry in Oak Park for example by preaching at the Traditional Anglican Parish of Saint Mary the Virgin in South Caulfield.
26 - Jun 2014 - UK Bishop speaks out on secularism's debt to Christianity, CNA REPORT
It was attended by students and staff of the school as well as members of the Catholic Society and the Anglican chaplain and his assistants.
27 - Jun 2014 - News: The Church Around the World
Catholic News Agency Bishop Robinson announces his divorce Bishop Gene Robinson the first openly homosexual bishop in the Anglican church whose ordination split the church is to divorce his male partner four years after being married.
28 - May 2014 - Slavery: Churches join forces to launch anti-slavery campaign, AD2000 Report
A campaign initiated by Australian businessman Andrew Forrest has brought together leaders of different faiths Catholic Anglican and Muslim to end modern slavery and human trafficking.
29 - Feb 2014 - Letters: Religious instruction, Mrs Rowan Shann
This is associated with Youthworks (formerly the Board of Education Anglican Diocese of Sydney).
30 - Feb 2014 - Victorian Inquiry: First report into clerical sex abuse released, Peter Westmore
The inquiry examined allegations of sexual abuse of children within the Anglican Church the Salvation Army and the Jewish faith but its most trenchant criticism was directed towards the Catholic Churchs treatment of allegations the failure to inform law enforcement agencies where criminal behaviour had occurred or was suspected and the lack of support for the victims who were often not believed when they complained of sexual abuse.
31 - Dec 2013 - Letters: Errors, Peter D. Howard
Also questionable is his claim that among married contracepting Anglican prelates and Orthodox priests he finds it hard to believe they are defying God and that they do not love their wives and may be acting in harmony with the teaching of Humanae Vitae (October AD2000).
32 - Dec 2013 - Letters: Morality of contraception, John Ramsey
In relation to Anglican and Orthodox clergy being married and using contraception as mentioned by Dr Mobbs why have these people come to believe that contraception is not always sinful?
33 - Dec 2013 - Obituary: Cardinal Pell's tribute to Bishop William Brennan, Cardinal George Pell
In one of his first appointments in the diocese of Wilcannia-Forbes the local Anglican minister asked to see the young Father Brennan saying to him I know youve studied in Rome and much more than I have.
34 - Dec 2013 - News: The Church Around the World
1535 Society launched at the Tower of London Archbishop Vincent Nichols of Westminster and the Anglican Bishop of London Richard Chartres participated on 22 October in the launch of The 1535 Society to promote an understanding of the role of St Thomas More and other martyrs in British history.
35 - Nov 2013 - Marriage: Humanae Vitae: for an excellent love, Anne Lastman
Then in 1930 at the UK Lambeth Conference the Anglican Church broke away from the previous 2000 years of common belief about the sacredness of the marital act and decided that contraception within marriage for the spacing of children was acceptable.
36 - Oct 2013 - Letters: Dr Mobbs replies ..., Frank Mobbs
Consider two groups of men: Anglican bishops and priests of some Orthodox Churches.
37 - Oct 2013 - News: The Church Around the World
The rest belong to the Coptic Orthodox Greek Orthodox Anglican and Protestant communities.
38 - Oct 2013 - Editorial: Postscript on the Australian elections, Peter Westmore
Earlier Liberal leaders including John Howard and Sir Robert Menzies have come from the Anglican Methodist or Presbyterian traditions.
39 - Sep 2013 - News: The Church Around the World
LifeSiteNews Expanded role for Anglican Ordinariate Demonstrating the role of Anglican Ordinariates in the New Evangelisation baptised Catholics can now join the groups set up for Anglican converts according to a change in rules made by Pope Francis.
40 - Aug 2013 - Sacra Liturgia 2013: Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith: interview on liturgy, Zenit News Service
ZENIT: There are a number of former Anglicans who have joined the ordinariates established by Benedict XVI present here at Sacra Liturgia 2013.
41 - Jul 2013 - Books: ST JOSEMARIA ESCRIVA AND THE ORIGINS OF OPUS DEI, Br Barry Coldrey
His plays include Margaret Clitherow the heroic story of a Catholic wife and mother from York who maintained a room at her (Anglican) husbands house in the Shambles within a stones throw of the Cathedral where Catholics could secretly hear Mass.
42 - Jul 2013 - Paul VI: Humanae Vitae: still prophetic after 45 years, Anne Lastman
The Anglican Church first broke with 2000 years of tradition at the 1930 Lambeth Conference approving contraception within marriage.
43 - May 2013 - Books: SAINTS, SACRILEGE AND SEDITION: Religion and Conflict in the Tudor Reformations, Michael Daniel
However Duffy notes that the Anglican Churchs identity only gradually emerged.
44 - May 2013 - Church unity and the Anglican Ordinariate, Archbishop Gerhard Müller
The following are extracts from an address given by Archbishop Gerhard Mller Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith to members of the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of St Peter one of three ordinariates so far established to welcome former Anglicans into full communion with the Catholic Church.
45 - May 2013 - Francis: pope of paradox, Damian Wyld
In his eight-year reign Benedict XVI achieved an incredible amount: the establishment of the Anglican Ordinariate the opening of dialogue with the various Orthodox churches removal of restrictions on the Traditional Latin Mass and sacraments doctrinal talks with the Society of St Pius X and countless new appointments of bishops and cardinals to name but a few.
46 - Apr 2013 - Letters: Anglican Ordinariate, Phillip Turnbull
Fr James Grant was formerly an Anglican priest recently received into the Ordinariate and ordained in Melbourne a few months ago.
47 - Mar 2013 - Women priests and bishops: Anglicanism's crisis of identity, David Wetherell
Women have already been made bishops in other Anglican churches including the United States Canada and New Zealand.
48 - Mar 2013 - 1000 UK priests sign joint letter against same-sex 'marriage', AD2000 Report
Grass roots initiative Among the signatories were eight bishops four abbots and the leader of the Anglican ordinariate Msgr Keith Newton.
49 - Mar 2013 - News: The Church Around The World
LifeSite News African church leaders reject gay bishops Leading Anglican prelates in Africa have denounced the decision by the Church of England to allow openly homosexual bishops saying that the move could destroy the unity of the worldwide Anglican communion.
50 - Mar 2013 - STOP PRESS: Vale, Pope Benedict!, Peter Westmore
He gave inspirational leadership through his three encyclical letters through his visits to many countries as pope through his extraordinary writings (including weekly sermons and three books on Jesus Christ) and in his administration of the Church where he had to deal with issues of major complexity including rebuilding relations with the Russian Orthodox Church establishing the Anglican Ordinariate the continuing scandal of sexual abuse and relations with governments which persecute the Church such as the Communist Party in China.
51 - Nov 2012 - News: The Church Around the World
Aid to the Church in Need US Episcopal Bishop attacks natural marriage Bishop Marc Andrus head of the Episcopal (Anglican) Diocese of California which covers the greater San Francisco Bay area has written a letter to his diocese in which he describes Catholic Church teaching on marriage as oppression.
52 - Oct 2012 - Anglican Ordinariate: Melbourne ordinations: historic day for Church in Australia, Peter Westmore
The ordination of eight men to the Catholic priesthood in Melbourne on 8 September four of whom were former Anglican priests who have joined the Ordinariate of Our Lady of the Southern Cross is a historic event for the Catholic Church in Australia.
53 - Sep 2012 - Film: 'For Greater Glory': an inspiring message for today's Christians, Babette Francis
In my view the Catholic hierarchy should have drawn the battle lines years ago when an Anglican husband and wife refused to rent their residential property to a de facto (heterosexual) couple.
54 - Sep 2012 - News: The Church Around the World
Catholic News Agency Ordinations to Australias Anglican Ordinariate The Melbourne parish of the Australian Ordinariate will come into being over the weekend of 7-9 September 2012.
55 - Aug 2012 - News: The Church Around the World
Anglican prayers for Personal Ordinariate The Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham in the UK is about to publish its daily liturgical prayer book as part of its mission to incorporate Anglican traditions within the Catholic Church.
56 - Aug 2012 - Benedict XVI sets up Anglican Ordinariate for Australia, Monsignor Harry Entwistle
Ordinariates have been set up in England and the United States and are the very generous response of Benedict XVI to Anglicans who over the past decades have been petitioning the Holy See to enter into full corporate unity with the Catholic Church while retaining essential elements of their heritage.
57 - Jul 2012 - Letters: Transubstantiation, Frank Mobbs
The Agreed Statement on Eucharistic Doctrine (1971) of the Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission contains an apt expression of the Real Presence which is comprehensible and all that we need: Before the eucharistic prayer to the question What is that?
58 - Jul 2012 - Campus Life: A new model for Catholic university chaplaincy in Brisbane, Br Barry Coldrey
Father Clark is a married father of four a former Anglican minister who was ordained as a Catholic priest for the Brisbane Archdiocese in 2009.
59 - Jul 2012 - News: The Church Around the World
Anglican Personal Ordinariate for Australia The President of the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference Archbishop Denis Hart announced in May that Benedict XVI had approved the establishment in Australia of a Personal Ordinariate for Former Anglicans to commence on 15 June.
60 - Jun 2012 - News: The Church Around the World
Zenit News Agency Australias Anglican Ordinariate due in June The President of the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference Archbishop Denis Hart announced on 11 May that Benedict XVI will announce the establishment in Australia of a Personal Ordinariate for Former Anglicans to commence on 15 June 2012.
61 - Apr 2012 - Books: Order books from www.freedompublishing.com.au
00 ISBN 978-0-85244-761-1 Fathers and Anglicans Arthur Middleton Arthur Middleton an Anglican traces the development of the use in Anglicanism of the teachings of the early Fathers of an undivided Church.
62 - Mar 2012 - Books: Order books from www.freedompublishing.com.au
90 ISBN 978-1-58617-271-8 Fathers and Anglicans Arthur Middleton Arthur Middleton an Anglican traces the development of the use in Anglicanism of the teachings of the early Fathers of an undivided Church.
63 - Mar 2012 - Books: LEAD, KINDLY LIGHT, by Thomas Howard, Michael Daniel
The present work is named after a hymn written by Blessed John Henry Newman perhaps the most famous convert from Anglicanism to Catholicism.
64 - Mar 2012 - The Immaculate Conception and the development of doctrine, Bishop Peter J. Elliott
This might explain why 8 December is designated as the conception of the Virgin Mary in the calendar in the 1662 Anglican Book of Common Prayer.
65 - Dec 2011 - Books: RONALD KNOX AND ENGLISH CATHOLICISM, by Terry Tastard, Michael Daniel
The convert son of an Anglican bishop and a former Anglican priest he was a prodigious writer of articles and books celebrated preacher translator of the Bible and author of detective stories.
66 - Dec 2011 - Religious freedom: The plight of Christians in Islamic countries, Babette Francis
Islamic law The Rev Mark Durie Anglican vicar of St Marys Caulfield (Melbourne) who is an expert on Islam in commenting on the plight of Coptic Christians writes: The Islamic political vision which is the root of the Copts sufferings demands that non-Muslims accept a place defined for them by Sharia law.
67 - Dec 2011 - News: The Church Around the World
Bishop Jarrett who will administer the archdiocese until the Pope appoints a permanent replacement served as an Anglican priest before moving to the Catholic Church in 1965.
68 - Oct 2011 - News: The Church Around the World
If an agreement can be reached two possibilities for a way forward include establishing the Society as a personal prelature granting it a status similar to that of Opus Dei or as an ordinariate akin to the one recently created for Anglican converts.
69 - Sep 2011 - Books: SNOW ON THE HEDGES: The Life of St Cuthbert Mayne, by Helen Whelan, Br Barry Coldrey
In this role she travelled all over the West Country and as a private hobby began researching the lives of the Cornish gentry during the Elizabethan era especially the Recusants (those Catholics who refused to attend Anglican services) and the first English seminary priests from Douai in northern France who came to minister to the isolated Catholics in the 1570s.
70 - Aug 2011 - Books: Order books from www.freedompublishing.com.au
00 ISBN 978-0-89870-581-9 Maiden and Mother Edited by Margaret Miles Margaret Miles a former Anglican has gathered together a collection of hymns prayers songs and poems written over the centuries in honour of the Virgin Mary.
71 - Aug 2011 - Letters: Anglican ordinariate, Michael Apthorp
It would seem that Bishop Elliott may perhaps have drawn the wrong conclusion from the wording of Pope Benedicts document on the new Catholic Anglican Ordinariate.
72 - Aug 2011 - Britain's anti-Christian brave new world, AD2000 REPORT
He said it was part of the settlement of a liberal democracy for individuals not to be penalised or treated in a discriminatory way on account of being an Anglican being a Muslim or being a Methodist or being a Jew.
73 - Jul 2011 - Universae Ecclesiae: Vatican document strengthens use of the traditional Latin liturgy, Fr Glen Tattersall
One wonders whether the reference to petitioners being able to come from different dioceses is a hint that other juridical arrangements may be under consideration where diocesan bishops continue to decline to cooperate: something along the lines of the Anglican Ordinariate for instance?
74 - Jun 2011 - Events: St Thomas More: still A Man for all Seasons, Emma O'Shea
And with a royal wedding this year as well as Pope Benedicts establishment of the Anglican Ordinariate its timely to reflect again about the tumultous period of the reign of Henry VIII as well as the origins of the English reformation.
75 - Jun 2011 - Australia's Anglican Ordinariate on track, Bishop Peter Elliott
The Apostolic Constitution Anglicanorum Coetibus of 4 November 2009 was Pope Benedict XVI responding pastorally to requests for help from traditional Anglicans requests to Rome that began over twenty years ago.
76 - Jun 2011 - Why Pope Benedict removed Toowoomba's dissenting bishop, Michael Gilchrist
These included ordaining women married or single and recognising Anglican Lutheran and Uniting Church Orders.
77 - May 2011 - Books: ELIZABETH HAYES: Pioneer Franciscan Journalist, by Pauline J. Shaw, Br Barry Coldrey
Elizabeth Hayes was born and raised an Anglican travelled through many countries and took up numerous occupations before (and after) her conversion to Catholicism to become Mother Mary Ignatius of Jesus Founder of the Missionary Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate Conception.
78 - May 2011 - The Anglican Ordinariate: what impact on Catholic worship?, Shawn Tribe
How and to what extent the Anglican Ordinariate will become manifest in the life of the Church is a question which can only be answered with the passage of some time.
79 - Mar 2011 - Books: William Wardell: Building with Conviction, by A.G. Evans, Terri Kelleher
I am motivated now to do a tour of the other Wardell buildings in Melbourne: St Marys on Dandenong Road East St Kilda St Ignatius Richmond St Johns Heidelberg and St Johns Anglican Church in Toorak.
80 - Mar 2011 - Personal Ordinariates for former Anglicans: worldwide progress, Michael Gilchrist
Moves are underway in several Anglophone countries to establish Personal Ordinariates for former Anglicans desiring unity with the Catholic Church in accordance with the provisions of the 2009 Apostolic Constitution nbsp;Anglicanorum coetibus of Pope Benedict XVI.
81 - Feb 2011 - News: The Church Around the World
EWTN News English Anglican bishops join Catholic Church In January five English Anglican bishops who announced in November that they were leaving the Church of England were the first to join a new personal ordinariate established by the Catholic Bishops of England and Wales.
82 - Dec 2010 - Books: EDMUND CAMPION, by Richard Simpson, revised by Peter Joseph, Fr Anthony Robbie
He was persuaded to be ordained into the Anglican ministry but religious qualms about the basis of the Church of England kept him from making a full commitment - for example he never took communion in that church.
83 - Dec 2010 - Letters: Eucharistic faith, Anna M. Silvas
Personally I find it incredible that any Catholic-minded Anglican who looks intently at the progressive deformation of the Eucharistic Prayer by Cranmer could seriously believe in the validity of Anglican orders even provisionally.
84 - Dec 2010 - News: The Church Around the World
The future of Anglo-Catholics Pope Benedict XVI acting through the Apostolic Constitution Anglicanorum Coetibus established the Anglican Ordinariate in October 2009 to help Anglicans who wish to become Catholic while preserving many of their unique traditions.
85 - Dec 2010 - Euthanasia: Australia's Christian churches unite in opposition, MIchael Gilchrist
Anglican responses Among the Christian responses was one from Australias largest Anglican Diocese that of Sydney.
86 - Nov 2010 - Books: BLESSED JOHN  HENRY NEWMAN: A Richly Illustrated Portrait, by K.D. and D. Fso, Br Barry Coldrey
John Henry Newman was born in 1801 into a family of Anglican bankers the eldest of six children.
87 - Nov 2010 - Saints: Blessed John Henry Newman: why he is worthy of canonisation, Frank Mobbs
At dinner in College he refused to speak to a former Anglican now a Catholic priest whom Newman regarded as an apostate: I was very rude to him I would not meet him at dinner.
88 - Oct 2010 - Books: THE PATH TO ROME: Modern Journeys to the Catholic Church, Bishop David Robarts
Its reappearance is no less relevant - indeed probably more so especially for Anglicans facing painful disintegration and challenging realignment: globally nationally and locally.
89 - Oct 2010 - Youth: Young adult Catholic ministry: hopeful signs continue, Br Barry Coldrey
Interestingly not a few of their most articulate leaders had attended Anglican or other non-Catholic colleges.
90 - Oct 2010 - Editorial: Benedict buries ghosts of the Reformation, Peter Westmore
His beatification of John Henry Newman the great Englishman who bridged the Catholic-Anglican divide in the 19th century emphasised the universality of the Catholic tradition based on the twin pillars of faith and reason.
91 - Sep 2010 - University: Another successful Australian Catholic Students Conference, Br Barry Coldrey
Some were home-schooled or attended Anglican or other Christian schools and colleges while others attended elite Jesuit and other colleges.
92 - Sep 2010 - Academia: Challenging times for Catholic universities, Babette Francis
Other scholars who should contribute to ACUs course are Wafa Sultan and Aayan Hirsi Ali who deal with the unjust treatment of women in Islam and Rev Mark Durie Anglican vicar of St Marys Caulfield author of The Third Choice: Islam Dhimmitude and Freedom.
93 - Sep 2010 - Britain prepares for Benedict XVI's visit, Joanna Bogle
Headlines such as Pope parks his tanks on Anglican lawn ( The Times) hailed the Papal offer to Anglicans to form their own Anglican-rite ordinariate within the Catholic Church.
94 - Aug 2010 - Liberalism: Christian churches and the 'religious left', Babette Francis
org Fr John Zuhlsdorf has a helpful suggestion for dissident Catholic liberals: Why not ask Anglican Archbishop Rowan Williams for your own Ordinariate?
95 - Aug 2010 - News: The Church Around the World
Reuters Anglicans going green Elements in the Anglican Church have been actively promoting Green policies to combat climate change.
96 - Jul 2010 - Books: CONVINCED BY THE TRUTH: Embracing the Fullness of Catholic Faith, John Fleming, John McCarthy
The book has three parts: the story of Father Flemings personal conversion essays written to support a young couple one of whom was considering baptism and the story of the Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC) and its approach to Rome for rapprochement.
97 - Jun 2010 - Books: THE KING'S ACHIEVEMENT, Robert Hugh Benson, Michael E. Daniel
The clergyman son of the Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury his conversion to Catholicism and subsequent ordination as a Catholic priest sparked a controversy.
98 - May 2010 - Culture Wars: Christians uniting to take a stand: the Manhattan Declaration, Bishop Julian Porteous
Basic challenges This question was addressed in New York in November last year where a gathering of various Catholic Evangelical Eastern Orthodox and Anglican leaders met to address what they in common recognised as basic challenges that they faced in American society.
99 - May 2010 - News: The Church Around the World
Zenit News Agency Canadian Anglicans move towards Rome On 12 March leaders of the Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC) in Canada sent a letter to Benedict XVI formally requesting to become unified with the Catholic Church.
100 - May 2010 - Anglican: Anglicans and Christian unity: progress report, Bishop David Robarts
Bishop David Robarts is the National Chairman of Forward in Faith Australia and Bishop of the Southern Apostolic District in the Anglican Catholic Church of Australia - the Australian manifestation of the Traditional Anglican Communion.
101 - Apr 2010 - Jerusalem: Catholic soldiers' World War I military pilgrimage in the Holy Land, Tom Johnstone
Christian presence There had been for centuries a Christian presence in the Holy Land and in 1918 this included an Anglican Bishop in Jerusalem Rt Rev Rennie MacInnis Orthodox Patriarchs and a Latin Patriarch Mgr Camiss who at the time of the pilgrimage was imprisoned by the Turks in Nazareth.
102 - Apr 2010 - More Australian Anglicans respond to Benedict XVI's invitation, AD2000 Report
Three months after Benedict XVI issued an apostolic constitution (November 2009) which makes provision for Anglicans seeking corporate union with the Catholic Church the members of an organisation of Australian Anglo-Catholics Forward in Faith Australia (FIFA) voted unanimously to seek full communion with the Holy See.
103 - Mar 2010 - News: The Church Around the World
Zenit News Agency Benedict XVI: Anglicans a blessing for Church On 1 February Benedict XVI welcomed bishops from England and Wales in audience as they completed their ad limina visit.
104 - Feb 2010 - Books: FIRES OF FAITH: Catholic England Under Mary Tudor, by Eamonn Duffy, Bishop Peter J. Elliott
In our century her Anglican Settlement of 1559 has finally fallen apart.
105 - Dec 2009 - Books: This month's selection from AD Books
90 ISBN 978-1-58617-295-4 Restoring the Anglican Mind Arthur Middleton This is a topical book in light of Benedict XVIs recent initiative to ease the path for Anglicans wishing to cross the Tiber.
106 - Dec 2009 - Letters: Women priests, Ken Bayliss
That the Anglican Church now chooses to ordain men and women as priests and bishops may be in tune with the modern world but their practice cannot change the sacrament of priesthood as established by Christ.
107 - Dec 2009 - Marriage: A Biblical defence of marriage: Africans take the lead, Babette Francis
African bishops have rebuked Episcopalians in the US and Anglicans in England for suggesting God endorses homosexual unions.
108 - Dec 2009 - News: The Church Around the World
Catholic News Agency Apostolic Constitution for Anglicans published On 9 November the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith published the Apostolic Constitution Anglicanorum coetibus which provides for personal ordinariates for Anglicans entering into full communion with the Catholic Church and some Complementary Norms for the same Apostolic Constitution.
109 - Dec 2009 - Ut Unum Sint: Benedict XVI eases way for Anglicans wishing to 'cross the Tiber', Michael Gilchrist
At a Vatican press conference on 20 October 2009 Cardinal William Levada Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith announced that Benedict XVI had approved an apostolic constitution (see page 4) to assist Anglicans wishing to enter into union with the Catholic Church.
110 - Nov 2009 - Holocaust: English nun who saved Jews from the Nazis put forward as saint, AD2000 Report
Religious life Mother Mary Richard was born Madaleina Catherine in London on 10 September 1887 and was received into the Catholic Church in Brighton when she was four years old after her Anglican parents Windsor and Louise converted to the faith.
111 - Nov 2009 - Climate change alarmism: a new 'religion' for Christians?, John Morrissey
Earlier this year a couple of UK Anglican bishops called on Christians to observe a carbon fast during Lent; while in Australia not-a-few members of religious orders have been embarking on tree-hugging eco- theologies.
112 - Oct 2009 - Books: THE QUEST FOR SHAKESPEARE, by Joseph Pearce, Michael Daniel
Standard textbooks inform students that Shakespeare lived in a religious age and was a member of the Anglican Church the official religion of England.
113 - Oct 2009 - Letters: Christian divisions, Jack Blair
The exchange on occasion of Anglican and Catholic pulpits I see as a practical if timid expression of the gospel of Jesus all mankind will know that you are my disciples if you have love one for another.
114 - Oct 2009 - Priesthood: Why the Catholic Church cannot ordain women, Kathleen Wood OAM
Anglican Church However with the ordination in Australia of women priests in 1992 (and later bishops in 2008) by the Anglican Church the pressure from some quarters to change Catholic teaching was intensified.
115 - Oct 2009 - Editorial: Anglican Communion's moment of truth, Michael Gilchrist
Desperate attempts by the Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams to hold together the unity of the Anglican Communion have been dealt a body blow by the nomination of two men in homosexual relationships to become bishops in the dioceses of Minnesota and Los Angeles.
116 - Sep 2009 - Books: DOVE DESCENDING: A Journey into T.S. Eliot's Four Quartets, by Thomas Howard, Br Barry Coldrey
Eliot the American agnostic from the East Coast Ivy League intelligentia moved to England and converted to the Anglican faith in its Anglo-Catholic wing.
117 - Sep 2009 - The Reformation and England's changing Coronation Oath, Tom Johnstone
Yet notwithstanding this the Lord High Chancellor Lord Halsbury had little difficulty stirring anti- Catholic bigotry within the Evangelical wing of the Anglican Church and the mainstream Protestant Churches.
118 - Sep 2009 - FOUNDATIONS OF FAITH: Sola Fide (by Faith Alone): is this sufficient for salvation?, Frank Mobbs
Such horror was evidenced in England in 1581 when the Anglican theologians Goode and Fulke were examining the Jesuit Edmund Campion prior to condemning him to death.
119 - Sep 2009 - USA: Anglicans fragmenting over homosexuality, Babette Francis
Following the Anglican Communions 2004 Windsor Report which had instituted a total ban on consecrating homosexual bishops the Episcopal Church in the USA (ECUSA) at their 75th General Convention in 2006 agreed to exercise restraint by not consenting to the consecration of any candidate to the episcopate whose manner of life presents a challenge to the wider church and will lead to further strains on communion.
120 - Aug 2009 - Books: THE WINE OF CERTITUDE: a Literary Biography of Ronald Knox, by David Rooney, Michael Daniel
The son of an Anglican bishop Ronald Knox was educated at Oxford before being ordained an Anglican clergyman.
121 - Aug 2009 - Letters: Ecumenism?, Moya and Leo Morrissey
In the official journal of the traditional Anglican Church of November 2001 it was reported that an Anglican priest would take charge of the Catholic parish of Quilpie in western Queensland in the absence of the parish priest who was on extended leave.
122 - Jul 2009 - St Marys Cathedral: Sydney ordinations and a new beginning for Australian Catholicism, Fr Gregory Jordan SJ
One candidate actually was educated in an Anglican school.
123 - Jun 2009 - Letters: Ecumenism, Gary Crothers
It seems moves are afoot for the Catholic Church in some quarters to embrace Anglicanism with Anglican clergy giving homilies bestowing blessings and reading the Gospel in Catholic churches.
124 - Jun 2009 - Sharia Law: Lights dim for Christians in Pakistan, Babette Francis
Bishop targeted One of those targeted by the OIC resolution is Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali who was born and raised in Pakistan and was the Anglican Bishop of Raiwind.
125 - May 2009 - Conversion: A Catholic convert's story (Part 2): Are there any regrets?, Michael Daniel
Anglican Church Despite my theological differences with the Anglican Church I have fond memories of and no regrets about my Anglican upbringing.
126 - May 2009 - News: The Church Around the World
Catholic News Agency Outspoken Anglican bishop resigns In her report in Londons Daily Mail on 30 March Melanie Phillips described the resignation of Michael Nazir-Ali as Anglican Bishop of Rochester as a terrible blow not just for the Church of England but for Britain.
127 - Apr 2009 - Conversion: Peter has spoken through Leo: why I became a Catholic, Michael Daniel
As a fifteen-year-old Anglican I was about as far away as anyone could be from the Catholic Church: I identified strongly with the evangelical movement in Anglicanism accepting many of its myths and prejudices about Catholics even wondering whether most Catholics were actually Christians and had even been saved.
128 - Apr 2009 - News: The Church Around the World
Zenit News Agency Vatican halts ecumenical Pentecost service The Holy See has vetoed a joint Pentecostal service planned by the Newcastle and Maitland Catholic and Anglican bishops (see March AD2000 World News).
129 - Mar 2009 - News: The Church Around the World
Vatican Information Service An ecumenical first in Newcastle Catholic Bishop Michael Malone of Maitland and Anglican Bishop Brian Farran of Newcastle are to continue with their ecumenical initiatives with the announcement of a joint Confirmation service for Pentecost Sunday 31 May 2009.
130 - Feb 2009 - Foundations of Faith: Protestant Reformation: origins and beliefs, Frank Mobbs
But the Baptist Churches Church of Christ Uniting Church of Australia the Anglican Diocese of Sydney evangelical Anglican Churches generally and hundreds of other Churches are basically Calvinist.
131 - Dec 2008 - Books: Down in Adoration Falling, by Gareth Grainger, Br Christian Moe, FSC
Available from publisher PO Box 391 Bungendore NSW 2621) A prefatory remark: the subject of this work is a former Anglican now Catholic priest who has spent most of his years of active ministry in Melbourne; hence his story might not seem to have immediate interest for readers other than those in Melbourne.
132 - Dec 2008 - FOUNDATIONS OF FAITH: Which Church did Jesus establish with his authority?, Frank Mobbs
Nor can I join the Lutheran Presbyterian Anglican Methodist nor the Baptist Assemblies of God and Seventh Day Adventist Churches.
133 - Dec 2008 - The decline of British Catholicism: the future?, John Haldane
Time was when conservative Catholics craved Anglican establishment and hoped for conversions from the upper classes of society with more than a few prayers being directed to the conversion of a royal.
134 - Nov 2008 - Books: Books available from AD Books
95 Prayer in the Workaday World Arthur Middleton An experienced Anglican retreat conductor and spiritual guide over many years Arthur Middleton draws on the early Fathers medieval spiritual writers and the Anglican Tractarians and their successors.
135 - Oct 2008 - Books: MARY: A CATHOLIC-EVANGELICAL DEBATE, Dwight Longenecker, David Gustafson, Michael E. Daniel
Longenecker was eventually to become an Anglican priest before being received with his family into the Catholic Church in 1995.
136 - Sep 2008 - News: The Church Around the World
The Times report could reopen bitter divisions over ordaining gay priests which has already pushed the Anglican Communion towards a split.
137 - Aug 2008 - News: The Church Around the World
Anglicans divided over female bishops The Times of London reported in June that the Anglican Church faced a new crisis with 500 priests threatening to leave if women are ordained bishops.
138 - Jul 2008 - Books: SERMONS PREACHED ON VARIOUS OCCASIONS, by John Henry Newman, Michael E. Daniel
He is perhaps the most famous convert from Anglicanism to Roman Catholicism and the influence of his thought is such that he has been described by some theologians as the father of Vatican II.
139 - Jun 2008 - Letters: Baptism formula, Franklin J. Wood
This is because they were taught by Our Lord Jesus Christ - which is good enough for our Orthodox brethren as well as the Anglican Uniting and Lutheran churches but apparently not for the South Brisbane parish.
140 - Jun 2008 - News: The Church Around the World
Vatican: Anglicans face crucial choice of identity The Vaticans top ecumenical spokesman has posed a challenge to Anglican leaders saying that the Anglican communion must decide whether it has more in common with the Catholic and Orthodox churches or the Protestant denominations.
141 - May 2008 - Interview: Positive impact of Pope's decree on the Latin Mass, Cardinal Dario Castrillon Hoyos
The Pope is offering the Church a treasure that is spiritual cultural religious and catholic he continued noting that the Commission has received letters of support from Orthodox Anglican and even Protestant ministers.
142 - May 2008 - News: The Church Around the World
Catholic World News Catholic-Anglican covenant signed in Newcastle Over 1000 people gathered in Newcastles Christ Church Anglican cathedral on 2 April for the signing of a covenant on ecumenical cooperation between the Anglican diocese of Newcastle and the Catholic dioceses of Maitland-Newcastle and Broken Bay.
143 - Apr 2008 - Legal Year homily: Truth and the law: legal should also mean moral, Bishop Peter Elliott
Elliotts homily at an ecumenical service in St Pauls (Anglican) Cathedral Melbourne on 29 January 2008 to mark the Opening of the Legal Year.
144 - Apr 2008 - News: The Church Around the World
He also criticised the words of the Anglican primate Rowan Williams regarding the inevitability of introducing the sharia (Muslim Law) in England.
145 - Mar 2008 - Books: JOURNEY OF A FAITH COMMUNITY, compiled by Tom Johnstone, James E. Scarlett
Ecumenical relations too were fostered in the creation of bonds with an adjoining Uniting Church and two Anglican parishes.
146 - Mar 2008 - Letters: Married clergy, Frank Bellet
I recognise that some married Anglican clergy and their families have converted to Catholicism and proved to be an asset but these are small in number and this cannot equate to a full range policy of married clergy.
147 - Mar 2008 - Vocations: The priesthood: a special relationship with Christ, Fr Pat Stratford
The two other large denominations in Australia are the Anglican Church and the Uniting Church.
148 - Mar 2008 - News: The Church Around the World
Elliott during his homily at an Ecumenical Service for the opening of the legal year in St Pauls (Anglican) Cathedral Melbourne also on 29 January.
149 - Feb 2008 - Letters: Virgin Birth, Eamonn and Pat Keane
Recently the Anglican Primate Archbishop Rowan Williams stated that belief in the Virgin Birth of Jesus should not be a kind of hurdle people have to get over before becoming Christian.
150 - Nov 2007 - Books: Catholicism and Fundamentalism by Karl Keating: essential reading in apologetics, Valerie Renkema
After many years of searching and some time spent in the Anglican Church I became convinced that the Catholic Church had the answers I sought.
151 - Nov 2007 - News: The Church Around The World
Catholic World News US Anglicanism in crisis The Episcopal bishops of the United States attempting to avoid a schism promised to exercise restraint by not approving more gay bishops and not authorising a formal ritual for blessing same-sex unions.
152 - Oct 2007 - Books: JOHN HENRY NEWMAN: In His Time, Tim Cannon
One addresses Newmans understanding of the Sacrament of Penance first as an Anglican pastor and later as a Catholic clergyman.
153 - Sep 2007 - Laity: How the Legion of Mary can benefit parishes, Fr Hugh Thwaites SJ
Thwaites SJ was raised as an Anglican in England and served in the British Army during World War II.
154 - Aug 2007 - Letters: Breath of hope, Terry and Rosemary McDonnell
On a personal note St Thomas More had a daughter named Margaret and I have the good fortune to know and have worked with one of his and Margarets descendants Clement Robin Woodbine Parish Called Robin (of Walcott Hall Shropshire England) who was a devout Anglican even at the age of 25 when I worked with him (he is now over fifty).
155 - Aug 2007 - University: Australian Catholic students' conference: 'an inspiring experience', Br Barry Coldrey
Some were home- schooled others study at Campion College or attended Anglican or other Christian schools and colleges.
156 - Jul 2007 - Editorial: Church intervenes in NSW cloning bill, Peter Westmore
The Anglican Archbishop of Sydney Dr Peter Jensen and the head of the NSW Council of Churches David Crawford also reaffirmed their opposition to the legislation.
157 - Jun 2007 - Obituary: Bill Daly RIP: fearless defender of Catholic orthodoxy in Australia, Fr James Tierney
Bishops In October 1980 the leading Australian demythologiser recounted to a meeting of priests what he had said to a select ecumenical meeting of the Catholic and Anglican bishops of Sydney.
158 - Apr 2007 - News: The Church Around the World
Vatican Information Service Anglican ultimatum to US Episcopalians Leaders of the worldwide Anglican Communion meeting in February in Dar es Salaam Tanzania issued an ultimatum to the Episcopal Church of the United States demanding an end to the appointment of gay clergy and the blessing of same-sex couples.
159 - Mar 2007 - News: The Church Around the World
The Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams the leader of the worldwide Anglican communion joined with the Anglican Archbishop of York Dr John Sentamu in a letter to Prime Minister Tony Blair supporting the Catholic leaders.
160 - Feb 2007 - Why we need holy days of obligation, Joanna Bogle
Its a sort of Anglican solution isnt it?
161 - Feb 2007 - News: The Church Around the World
Several responses have been discussed internationally nationally and locally: ordaining married single or widowed men who are chosen and endorsed by their local parish community; welcoming former priests married or single back to active ministry; ordaining women married or single; recognising Anglican Lutheran and Uniting Church Orders.
162 - Dec 2006 - Shrines: Marian Valley: Queensland's centre of pilgrimage, Peter Westmore
Many smaller groups also visit Marian Valley for retreats and days of recollection including Anglican and Catholic church groups.
163 - Dec 2006 - 2006 National Church Life Survey: important questions overlooked, Michael Gilchrist
However less reassuring is the fact that between the 1996 and 2001 surveys Catholicism suffered the steepest rate of decline (13 percent) of any mainstream church compared with the Uniting Churchs 11 percent and the Anglican Churchs two percent over the same period.
164 - Nov 2006 - England: British Catholicism's dark night of the soul
The Catholic and Anglican churches accounted for over half of the numbers in the census with each having just over 800000 people in church the day the data were collected.
165 - Nov 2006 - Education: The Spirit of Generation Y: the challenge for Catholic schools, Cardinal George Pell
Catholics replaced Anglicans as the largest denomination in 1986 and our numbers increased by 202000 between 1996 and 2001 reflecting the steady increase in Australias population.
166 - Oct 2006 - Generation Y: New survey confirms low belief and practice levels of young Catholics, Michael Gilchrist
9 percent Anglican 7.
167 - Sep 2006 - News: The Church Around the World
Catholic News Agency Church of Englands latest spirituality According to a recent report in the London Telegraph evensong at one of Englands Anglican cathedrals was replaced on 6 August with an evening of worship led by an Elvis impersonator in a black leather jacket.
168 - Sep 2006 - USA: Liberal Christianity goes into meltdown, Charlotte Allen
It is not entirely coincidental that at about the same time the Episcopalians at their general convention in Columbus Ohio were thumbing their noses at a directive from the worldwide Anglican Communion that they repent of confirming the openly gay Bishop V.
169 - Aug 2006 - Books: SNOW ON THE HEDGES: A Life of Cuthbert Mayne, by Helen Whelan, Michael E. Daniel
Born about 1544 St Cuthbert was ordained an Anglican minister before studying at Oxford where he was converted to Catholicism.
170 - Aug 2006 - Does Wollongong's Catholic Education Office endorse dissent?, AD2000 Report
The ordination of women by the Anglican Church and women in ministerial roles in other Christian churches leaves the Catholic and Orthodox churches increasingly isolated on the question of womens ordination I have no doubt that ordination of women will eventually happen but not yet and not in the current form and style of priesthood (p.
171 - Aug 2006 - News: The Church Around the World
Catholic News Agency Prospects for ecumenism with Anglicans recede Englands leading Catholic prelate said that unity between the Catholic and Anglican churches would be out of reach if the Church of England went forward with plans to ordain women as bishops.
172 - Jul 2006 - Re-mythologising: Narnia - faith and fiction: The parallel world of C.S.Lewis, Msgr Peter J. Elliott
So God sent a Catholic saint to comfort the Anglican Lewis just as he completed the project for which he is best remembered by a much wider audience than he could ever have envisaged in his lifetime.
173 - Apr 2006 - Letters: Church of England, Jim Turley
When Fr Rumble was once asked whether Anglicans had holy water he snapped back No.
174 - Apr 2006 - Has just punishment had its day?, Fr Matthew Kirby
Fr Matthew Kirby an Anglican Catholic priest and an experienced educator addresses the topic of just punishment and its role today from a Christian perspective.
175 - Apr 2006 - Creation: Intelligent Design and the war against God, Stephen Hitchings
The classic debate about evolution took place between Thomas Huxley Darwins bulldog and Samuel Wilberforce Anglican bishop of Oxford in 1860.
176 - Mar 2006 - News: The Church Around the World
Catholic World News Anglican group seeks full communion with Rome The Traditional Anglican Communion 400000 laity and clergy separate from the Anglican Church has drawn up detailed plans on how to come into full communion with the Holy See according to a report in the US National Catholic Register on 24 December.
177 - Feb 2006 - The Church of England: beyond satire?, Rev Peter Mullen
Rev Peter Mullen who is Rector of St Michaels Church of England in Cornhill and Chaplain to the Stock Exchange provides a caustic analysis of the current state of Anglicanism in England.
178 - Feb 2006 - News: The Church Around the World
Female Anglican bishops and threats of schism Although several Anglican communities have expressed their rejection of the proposal a number of Anglican bishops have said they plan to go ahead with a proposal at the next General Synod to allow women to be ordained bishops.
179 - Dec 2005 - Reflection: Journey of the Magi and the search for truth, Cardinal George Pell
Cardinal Newman is another example an English convert originally an Evangelical Anglican who then joined the Oxford Movement.
180 - Dec 2005 - News: The Church Around the World
Vatican process for Anglican clergy converts Archbishop John Myers of Newark has been appointed by the Vaticans Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (CDF) to work with all US bishops and oversee the process by which Anglican/Episcopalian clergy who wish to convert to Catholicism can be ordained as Catholic priests.
181 - Nov 2005 - Thomas More Centre: Fifty years from Shadowlands: Childhood memories of the world of C. S. Lewis, Msgr Peter J. Elliott
My remarkable father Rev Leslie Llewelyn Elliott was the Vicar of St Lukes North Fitzroy an inner-Melbourne Anglican parish that had seen better days.
182 - Nov 2005 - National Press Club: Cardinal George Pell on the dictatorship of relativism, Cardinal George Pell
Privatised religion In 2001 when the Anglican Archbishop of Sydney suggested that Christians should do more to evangelise Australian society the Sydney Morning Herald published an editorial condemning this idea as arrogant dangerous and a recipe for bloodshed.
183 - Aug 2005 - Anglican update: an orthodox fight-back, Fr Christopher Seton
In line with resolutions from FiFAs 2001 National Conference this pastoral solution would be pursued in alliance with the Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC).
184 - Aug 2005 - London's Balham parish, 'an icon of liturgical hope', Joanna Bogle
Jeremy de Satge is a convert- he joined the Church aged 18 back in the late 1970s after a childhood spent singing in Anglican church and cathedral choirs.
185 - Aug 2005 - Benedict XVI's pontificate: the possibilities, Damian Thompson
When the clerical bon viveur Brian Brindley resigned his Anglican orders he said he felt like a commercial traveller who had been selling vacuum cleaners for 25 years only to discover that they didnt work.
186 - Aug 2005 - What the Church can teach the secular world, Archbishp Barry Hickey
The West Australian newspaper finished an editorial about the Catholic and Anglican churches on 14 June 2005 as follows: But the big question is what they can offer in the contemporary world to keep those whom they get back into congregations?
187 - Jul 2005 - Science: God, physics and Stephen Hawking, Fr Matthew Kirby
Fr Matthew Kirby is a priest of the Anglican Catholic Church and a senior physics teacher at the St Marys Campus of All Saints College in Maitland NSW.
188 - Jun 2005 - Papal awards for WA Catholic politicians, Hugh Ryan
Phil Pendal grew up in a family of mixed religion and mixed politics with his Catholic mother supporting the Labor Party and his Anglican father the Liberals but he said he was never going to be anything but a Catholic and a Liberal.
189 - May 2005 - UK survey: why church pews are emptying
Several traditionalist Anglican clerics said that they had to keep their own views to themselves in case their bishop who held opposing beliefs would remove them from their diocese.
190 - Apr 2005 - Books: The Path to Rome: Modern Journeys to the Catholic Church, Michael Casanova
This collection of conversion stories relates how former Baptists Presbyterians Salvation Army officers Plymouth Brethren New Age believers and Evangelical Anglicans all made their way along the path to Rome.
191 - Apr 2005 - 'Flying bishops' consecrated for orthodox Anglicans, Fr Nigel Zimmerman
Two flying bishops have been consecrated for orthodox Anglicans in the United States of America and Australia.
192 - Apr 2005 - News: The Church Around the World
As an addendum to the debate I mention the comment of Rev Fr Peter Rushton one of the first Anglican priests to be ordained to the Catholic priesthood.
193 - Mar 2005 - Letters: Priestly celibacy (letter), Barbara Chigwidden
The Anglican Church has had married clergy for centuries and is a living proof that married clergy is no solution to the priest shortage.
194 - Feb 2005 - Education: State Aid: answering the critics' arguments, Fr Matthew Kirby
Fr Matthew Kirby is a priest of the Anglican Catholic Church and a Years 11 and 12 physics teacher at the St Marys Campus of All Saints College in Maitland NSW.
195 - Feb 2005 - News: The Church Around the World
Anglicanism about to implode says UK bishop The Anglican Archbishop of York David Hope told the The Telegraph (London) on 5 December that because of the ordination of an actively homosexual bishop the Anglican Church is on the verge of implosion.
196 - Dec 2004 - English language: Will Rome ensure the completion of an improved Mass translation?, William Oddie
Sometime during the 1970s in Anglican and Roman Catholic Churches throughout the English-speaking world a strange (and for many unwelcome) kind of language began to issue forth from the mouths of clergy and faithful.
197 - Dec 2004 - US and Australian election results: the cultural revolution challenged, Michael Gilchrist
The Catholic and Anglican Archbishops of Sydney and Melbourne entered the debate over funding of religious schools high- lighting their important role in preserving a Christian culture in society.
198 - Nov 2004 - Orthodoxy: Anglican Synod 2004: Are liberal Anglicanism's days numbered?, Rev Nigel Zimmerman
He was ordained Deacon in the Anglican Church of Australia in November 2003 and has begun his first curacy as Deacon Assistant in the Anglican Parish of Murraylands and Chaplain to Bishop Ross Davies of The Murray.
199 - Nov 2004 - British Catholic writers call for a better Mass translation, AD2000 Report
The only thing I have ever missed as a former Anglican is Cranmers English.
200 - Oct 2004 - News: The Church around the World
They have placed themselves under the leadership of an African Anglican bishop.
201 - Aug 2004 - Books: DANIEL MANNIX: Wit and Wisdom, by Michael Gilchrist, Hermann Kelly
To the Anglican establishment both social and ecclesial as well as most of the Catholic bishops in Australia who thought it prudent to put up and shut up Archbishop Mannix could be an aggravating and pugilistic figure.
202 - Jul 2004 - Letters: Informative talk (letter), Frank Bourke
Muriel Porter writing from what I took to be an Anglican perspective in The Age hoped that the recent Danish Royal Wedding on television could lead people back to the Church.
203 - Jul 2004 - Editorial: Separation of Church and State?, Michael Gilchrist
The South Australian Premier it was reported had just called for the immediate resignation of Dr Ian George the Anglican Archbishop of Adelaide over alleged mishandling of child sexual abuse claims.
204 - Jun 2004 - The importance of beauty in the Liturgy, Christopher Pearson
The answer to the first two questions lies in the effects of Vatican II reform - as it was widely implemented - on the Catholic Church and parallel changes in the Anglican Communion.
205 - May 2004 - Books: ANGLICANS AND ORTHODOX: Unity and Subversion (1559-1725), by Judith Pinnington, Tracey Rowland
ANGLICANS AND ORTHODOX: Unity and Subversion (1559-1725) by Judith Pinnington (Gracewing Herefordshire 2003 260 pages $39.
206 - May 2004 - News: The Church Around the World
A former Anglican priest Dr Fleming became a Catholic in 1987.
207 - Apr 2004 - Books: The Catholic Revival in English Literature 1845-1961, by Ian Ker, Francis Phillips
With Newman for whom the real Presence of Christ in the tabernacle made an overwhelming impact Catholicism is seen as liberating one from the prison of self in contrast to Anglicanism where subjectivity predominates.
208 - Apr 2004 - Theology: Fr Aidan Nichols to lecture on von Balthasar in Melbourne, Tracey Rowland
Lectures As well as being an authority on the work of von Balthasar Fr Nichols is also well known for his book The Panther and the Hind a theological history of Anglicanism.
209 - Apr 2004 - National Church Life Survey: church-going declines further, Michael Gilchrist
Anglicans are a distant second at 12 percent.
210 - Mar 2004 - Books: John Henry Newman on the pre-eminent place of the Blessed Virgin in Christianity, Leo Madigan
The writer here shows how the seeds of Newmans Mariology were germinating early in his Anglican life almost like a reversed heresy.
211 - Mar 2004 - News: The Church Around the World, AD2000
Vatican Information Service New Anglican Archbishop installed in Uganda US Episcopalians not welcome A new Anglican archbishop was installed in Uganda on 25 January after organisers told American Episcopalians that they would not be welcome at the event.
212 - Feb 2004 - Letters: One-World Church?, Philip Robinson
This congress was presided over by the Cardinal Patriarch of Lisbon and attended by the Bishop of Leira-Fatima and Archbishop Michael Fitzgerald Prefect of the Vaticans Pontifical Council for Inter-religious Dialogue Msgr Guerra the Rector of the Shrine Fr Jacques Dupuis SJ as well as Buddhist Hindu Islam Orthodox Anglican and African pagans.
213 - Feb 2004 - Human life: precious from conception, Fr Angelo Serra SJ
In so doing he provides a timely rebuttal - on the scientific level - of the claims of those who like the Anglican Primate Archbishop Carnley would deny the human status of the embryo until fourteen days after fertilisation and therefore support embryo stem-cell experimentation.
214 - Feb 2004 - News: The Church Around the World
Vatican Information Service Anglican gay bishop crisis impedes ecumenism Vatican puts ARCIC meeting on hold Following the consecration in November 2003 of an openly homosexual Episcopalian bishop - Eugene Robinson - in the United States a number of Anglican bishops in Africa announced that they would break off ties with the New Hampshire diocese.
215 - Dec 2003 - Books: Adventures in Orthodoxy, by Dwight Longenecker, Richard Egan
Available from AD Books) Longenecker a former Anglican priest now a Catholic writer presents us with a refreshing and insightful look at the articles of the Apostles Creed.
216 - Dec 2003 - Letters: Men at church, Rosanne Turne
I began Anglican Sunday School in 1949 - long before the Marxist Feminist Newspeak Bibles.
217 - Dec 2003 - News: The Church Around the World
Zenit News Service Anglicans on the brink of schism Consecration of gay US bishop goes ahead The worldwide Anglican Communion moved a step nearer to schism as the Diocese of New Hampshire went ahead on 2 November with the consecration of the first openly gay bishop.
218 - Nov 2003 - News: The Church Around the World, AD2000
He also questioned whether the discipline of priestly celibacy was necessary pointing out that throughout the world there are married priests and in England there are a number of converts from Anglicanism who are married and who became Roman Catholic priests.
219 - Nov 2003 - Editorial: Anglicanism at the crossroads, Peter Westmore
As the current issue of AD2000 goes to press the Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams is meeting 38 leaders of the communion in London to discuss decisions of the General Convention of the Episcopal (Anglican) Church in the US which last August confirmed the election of an openly homosexual bishop in New Hampshire and left the issue of blessing same-gender unions to the discretion of individual bishops in their dioceses.
220 - Oct 2003 - Letters: Footy Show (letter), Alan A. Hoysted
Presumably he was referring to the Catholic and Anglican Churches.
221 - Sep 2003 - Letters: Not closing ranks (letter), Alan Gill
Nigel Zimmermans article Orthodox Anglicans close ranks (July AD2000) raises valid points about the common ground between traditional (as opposed to modern) Anglo-Catholics and evangelical Anglicans of the conservative Sydney persuasion.
222 - Sep 2003 - News: The Church Around the World, AD2000
The Anglican paper Being Human: A Christian Understanding of Personhood praised committed relationships rather than marriage as the right background for sex.
223 - Sep 2003 - Editorial: The future of the Anglican Church, Peter Westmore
The worldwide Anglican communion faces a very real prospect of disintegration as a result of growing divisions over the ordination of homosexual bishops recognition of same sex marriages and adoption of Being Human a new document by the Doctrine Commission of the Church of England which critics have said equates unmarried relationships with marriage and suggests that a good divorce is better than a bad marriage.
224 - Aug 2003 - Books: Will Catholics be Left Behind, by Carl Olson, Envoy Magazine
He shows how John Nelson Darby an ex-Anglican priest developed the premillennial dispensationalist system which hinges on the Rapture in the 1830s and how he relied upon faulty assumptions about Jesus Christ the Church and the Bible.
225 - Aug 2003 - News: The Church Around the World, AD2000
National Alliance of Christian Leaders Gay cleric declines episcopal appointment Threat to unity of Anglican Church worldwide A homosexual Anglican cleric whose appointment as Bishop of Reading had threatened to provoke serious divisions within the Church of England has decided to decline the appointment.
226 - Jul 2003 - Books: The Prenatal Person: Ethics from Conception to Birth, Dr Ted Watt
We dont find people asking when the wombat embryo begins and most of those who like Anglican Archbishop Peter Carnley ask this question of the human species do so with a clear practical objective: to convince us that destructive experiments on human embryos are all right.
227 - Jul 2003 - Orthodox Anglicans close ranks to preserve faith, Nigel Zimmermann
Orthodox Anglicans this year were exhorted to cross diocesan geographical boundaries and break Anglican taboos to protect persecuted orthodox minorities.
228 - Jul 2003 - Homily: Bicentenary Mass celebrated in Sydney, Archbishop George Pell
There was an Anglican chaplain the Rev Richard Johnson a dedicated Evangelical who struggled alone against drunkenness and licentiousness.
229 - Jun 2003 - Books: Culture and the Thomist Tradition : After Vatican II, by Tracey Rowland, Fr Peter Joseph STD
The term Radical Orthodoxy refers to the academic projects of an intellectual circle based in Cambridge including both Anglican and Catholic scholars united in their opposition to the secularist and pragmatic currents which run through the theology and pastoral strategies of the 60s generation.
230 - May 2003 - Why priestly vocations are up in Perth Archdiocese, Debra Warrier
When Fr Richard Smith a former Anglican clergyman was ordained in St Marys Cathedral at 10am on Saturday 22 March 2003 he became the 36th priest ordained in the Perth Archdiocese in the last five years.
231 - May 2003 - News: The Church Around the World
Vatican Information Service Kenyan Christian leaders unite on AIDS approach Sexual abstinence outside marriage should be encouraged Catholic and Anglican church leaders in Kenya have united against the use of condoms in the war against AIDS.
232 - Apr 2003 - Books: Newman, by Avery Dulles SJ, Peter Westmore
At the age of 78 long after he became the most celebrated Anglican to convert to the Catholic faith Newman was made a Cardinal by Pope Leo XIII.
233 - Apr 2003 - Letters: Shooting the messenger, Alan Gill
Among less sophisticated journos there is a further view of clergy of all denominations (as cited by the late Anglican Dean Lance Shilton) as interfering God-botherers out to stop people having a good time.
234 - Apr 2003 - Ecumenism: Christian unity: major obstacles still remain, David Schutz
The Church Times recently reported that the Anglican Archbishop of Sydney Dr Peter Jensen told conservative evangelicals in London: Evangelicals must stand shoulder to shoulder doing evangelism with those churches and denominations with whom they could co-operate in gospel unity.
235 - Mar 2003 - Books: The Latest from AD Books
95 St Benedict and St Theacute;regrave;se Dwight Longenecker A former Anglican cleric Longenecker examines the contributions of two of the Churchs most influential saints Benedict of Nursia and Theacute;regrave;se of Lisieux.
236 - Mar 2003 - Ten years on former Anglicans enrich Church, Fr Peter Geldard
One of them Fr Peter Geldard a former Anglican priest provides an overview of the impact the large number of converts has had on the Catholic Church in England.
237 - Feb 2003 - Books: New year reading from AD Books
00 St Benedict and St Theacute;regrave;se Dwight Longenecker A former Anglican cleric Longenecker examines the contributions of two of the Churchs most influential saints Benedict of Nursia and Thrse of Lisieux.
238 - Feb 2003 - 'Healing the family tree': New Age under the guise of religion (Part One), Fr Peter Joseph
There is a book with that title by an Anglican psychiatrist Kenneth McAll.
239 - Dec 2002 - Editorial: Christmas 2002: the state of the Church, Peter Westmore
The Anglican Bishop of Bunbury (WA) the Right Rev W.
240 - Nov 2002 - Letters: Anglican Church (letter), Fr James Grant SSC
The crisis that has arisen in the Anglican Church in the last 25 years is not merely an economic one but one that involves the concept of Western culture as a whole.
241 - Nov 2002 - News: The Church Around the World, AD2000
Zenit News Agency Anglican split likely over gay issue Warning from Archbishop of Canterbury The Church of England is on the brink of a split over the issue of homosexuality the Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury Dr George Carey has warned.
242 - Oct 2002 - John Henry Newman's critique of liberalism, Michael Davies
In his Parochial and Plain Sermons which he preached while an Anglican between 1825 and 1843 he reveals himself as a master of Christian spirituality.
243 - Oct 2002 - Liturgy: Vatican control over ICEL tightens, Dr William Oddie
Dr William Oddie formerly an Anglican priest and an author of several books is the editor of Londons Catholic Herald.
244 - Sep 2002 - Books: The Lost Shrine of Liskeard, by Claire Riche, Michael Daniel
Many of these pilgrimages have been ecumenical with Anglican and Methodist involvement.
245 - Sep 2002 - Books: Open Embrace: A Protestant Couple Rethinks Contraception, Bill Muehlenberg
It wasnt until the Anglican Lambeth Conference of 1930 that contraception was first given tacit approval by a Christian body.
246 - Sep 2002 - John Paul II and World Youth Day in Toronto: an Anglican perspective, David Warren
Im an Anglican myself but hurrah for the Catholics!
247 - Sep 2002 - CHURCH ATTENDANCE: The family, feminism and the declining role of fatherhood, Richard Egan
Writing in New Directions magazine (April 2000) Anglican Vicar Robbie Low reflecting on the Swiss survey suggests that when a child begins to move into that period of differentiation from home and engagement with the world out there he (and she) looks increasingly to the father for that role model.
248 - Sep 2002 - News: The Church Around the World, AD2000
Catholic World News Australias changing religious affiliations Latest census figures published The Anglican decline has slowed atheism has jumped more than 200 per cent while the number of people taking part in new age religions has also dramatically increased the 2001 Australian census has revealed.
249 - Sep 2002 - Is the self-destruction of Anglicanism to continue?, Nigel Zimmerman
New Archbishop of Canterbury appointed Nigel Zimmerman is in the second year of priestly formation for the Anglican Diocese of the Murray and is a member of Forward in Faith Australia.
250 - Jul 2002 - Tablet article prompts critical response from Archbishop Pell, Michael Gilchrist
The Tablets article consisted of an attack on the Anglican Archbishop of Sydney Dr Peter Jensen described as part of an extremely uncompromising and anti-liberal evangelical grouping within the diocese and his unlikely alliance with his Catholic counterpart Archbishop George Pell .
251 - Jun 2002 - Letters: Heroic fantasy (letter), Hal G.P. Colebatch
I spent my childhood and adolescence incarcerated in a somewhat grotesque Anglican boarding school which I left very nearly an atheist.
252 - Jun 2002 - News: The Church Around the World, AD2000
Anglican group ready to leave over female bishops Move likely within next decade An Anglican group says its members will leave the Church of England if as is expected within the next decade it consecrates women bishops.
253 - May 2002 - Gregorian Chant's new lease of life in Brisbane, AD2000 Report
What has also been a surprise is that the Schola has attracted singers from a range of religious backgrounds (Catholic Anglican Greek Orthodox Protestant and others who simply love singing chant).
254 - May 2002 - US research puts clerical sex-abuse in perspective, Philip Jenkins
One Canadian Anglican (Episcopal) diocese is currently on the verge of bankruptcy as a result of massive lawsuits caused by decades of systematic abuse yet the Anglican Church does not demand celibacy of its clergy.
255 - Apr 2002 - The Lord of The Rings, Harry Potter and Star Wars, Hal G.P. Colebatch
Colebatch is an Anglican author and journalist based in Perth (WA).
256 - Mar 2002 - Letters: Apology, Fr M. Shadbolt PP
Hence there is a real possibility that as a result of this well-intentioned gesture the Catholic Church in Australia (the Vatican wont pay the bill) will suffer the same fate as the Anglican Church in Canada - financial obliteration for the rest of the century.
257 - Mar 2002 - Former Anglican Bishop of London explains why he became a Catholic, Monsignor Graham Leonard
While in Madrid last November to attend a congress organised by the Path to Rome association of converts to Catholicism Monsignor Graham Leonard the former Anglican Bishop of London who had been received into the Catholic Church in 1994 was interviewed by the Zenit News Agency.
258 - Feb 2002 - Homily: Most Rev Geoffrey Jarrett installed as new Bishop of Lismore, Bishop Geoffrey Jarrett
The installation of Most Rev Geoffrey Jarrett a former Anglican priest as the fifth Catholic Bishop of Lismore (NSW) took place on 12 December 2001.
259 - Dec 2001 - Church leaders say 'No human cloning', AD2000 Report
A press release issued by the Catholic and Anglican Archbishops of Sydney Dr George Pell and Dr Peter Jensen; together with the President of the Uniting Church of Australia Professor James Haire; President of the Baptist Union of Australia the Rev.
260 - Dec 2001 - News: The Church Around the World
By that date he predicted there will be about 800000 practicing Muslims the same as the total of Anglicans across the country who are in church on Sunday.
261 - Oct 2001 - Anglican General Synod 2001 - moves towards women bishops delayed, Nigel Zimmermann
Those parts of the Anglican Church of Australia who struggle to remain faithful to orthodox Christianity in a Church rocked by impaired communion let out a huge sigh of relief at the 12th General Synod in Brisbane (21-27 July 2001) when moves towards women bishops were delayed until the next General Synod in three years time.
262 - Sep 2001 - Letters: God's word (letter), Vic Hall
My comment today is however about the Anglican cleric in your July edition who became Primate of his Church in Australia and who like many today preaches acceptance of people living daily in mortal sin.
263 - Sep 2001 - Ballarat Thomas More Centre Winter School report
The Anglican Bishop of Ballarat Dr David Silk spoke on the evidence for the Resurrection while Bishop Joe Grech of Sandhurst focused on the blazing fire of Gods love.
264 - Aug 2001 - Books: The Cross of Anzac, by Tom Johnstone, Mark Posa
There was an Anglican Chaplain with me .
265 - Aug 2001 - News: The Church Around the World
Catholic-Anglican agreement in Queensland Clergy to be shared in outback areas The Brisbane Courier-Mail (18 June) reports: Churches in western Queensland are leading the way towards unity with the signing of Australias first agreement between the Anglican and Catholic Churches to share clergy.
266 - Jul 2001 - Letters: Church land (letter), Charles Haber
Three years ago when he was appointed to the parish Fr Heath proposed sharing Anglican-Uniting church facilities in the area.
267 - Jul 2001 - Archbishop Carnley: controversial Primate, Dr Ian Spry QC
Dr Ian Spry QC is a former Chairman of the Association for the Apostolic Ministry of the Anglican Church.
268 - Jul 2001 - Thomas More Centre Winter Schools 2001 for Ballarat and Brisbane
Speakers will include Anglican Bishop David Silk of Ballarat Bishop Joseph Grech of Sandhurst Paul Gray (Herald-Sun columnist) Fr Michael Shadbolt PP Fr Dominic Murphy OP Marcia Riordan Carmel Turner and many others.
269 - Jun 2001 - Books: 'Blessed Columba Marmion: a Short Biography' by Mark Tierney OSB, Michael Daniel
He was to play a key role in the reconciliation of the Anglican monks of Caldey just before World War I and was himself to return to Caldey in August 1914 as a refugee from the German advance.
270 - Jun 2001 - Anglican defence of Catholic inter-Communion ban, Fr Geoffrey Kirk
Recent support for the firm Catholic position has been expressed by Fr Geoffrey Kirk Vicar of the Anglican parish of St Stephens Lewisham England in an article in the Catholic Herald.
271 - May 2001 - Why John Henry Newman converted to Catholicism, Michael Davies
The Branch Theory had been devised to explain how Anglicans could call themselves Catholic and be part of the great Church of past and present even when obviously separated from the bulk of Christians in both the Western and Eastern Churches.
272 - May 2001 - Vatican signals continuation of reform process, AD2000 Report
The Anglican bishop in Melbourne is from Sydney and the police chief is from New South Wales so modern people move around.
273 - Feb 2001 - Tasmanian priest to be Lismore's new bishop, AD2000 Report
A former Anglican vicar Father Jarrett was parish priest of Sacred Heart Church in the Archdiocese of Hobart and is only the second Tasmanian priest to be made a bishop in Australia.
274 - Dec 2000 - C.S. Lewis: Christian apologist, Sarah Macdonald
Having become an Anglican Lewis was aware that in an increasingly secular and post-Christian society belief in an omnipotent God was under threat.
275 - Oct 2000 - An authentic Christian spirituality grounded in objective revelation, Michael Daniel
Through a daughter house in England at Erdington Marmion was to play a key role in the reconciliation of the Anglican monks of Caldey and nuns at Milford Haven just before World War I.
276 - Oct 2000 - How language transforms a Christian society into a secular society, Audrey English
She formerly taught at Anglican girls schools and has written extensively including a number of texts and an ACT pamphlet Should We Teach Doctrine?
277 - Oct 2000 - 'Dominus Jesus' reaffirms Catholic Church's claims to truth, AD2000 Report
Critical response However the statement that Ecclesial communities that have not preserved the valid episcopate and the genuine and integral substance of the Eucharistic mystery are not churches in the proper sense drew a critical response from the Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury Dr George Carey.
278 - Aug 2000 - Church of England to consider women bishops, Zenit News Service
An Anglican nun from the Community of St Andrew told the synod We cannot be fully human and the Church cannot be fully united in its ministry unless there are some women as well as men bishops.
279 - Jul 2000 - John Bradburne: Zimbabwe martyr and lepers' friend
John Bradburne was born in 1921 into the High Anglican English upper-middle class.
280 - Jun 2000 - New Primate: Anglican divisions intensify, Rev David Robarts
The loose structure characteristic of Anglicanism since the Reformation has come under increasing stress in recent years notably after the ordination of women clergy in 1992.
281 - Apr 2000 - News: The Church Around the World
Like the latter he is an expert in the Catholic-Anglican dialogue.
282 - Mar 2000 - News: The Church Around the World
John Broadhurst the Anglican Bishop of Fulham told The Sunday Times: It would be pathetic to try to bury the birth of Christ in some fashionable change.
283 - Feb 2000 - Books: 'A Victorian Convert Quintet' by Michael Clifton, Michael Daniel
Available through Ignatius Press in Brisbane) Perhaps the most interesting phenomenon of the Catholic Church in the nineteenth century was the extraordinary number of converts to Catholicism from Anglicanism and the influence these people were to have upon the Catholic Church.
284 - Feb 2000 - Books: ‘Darkness Visible: A Christian Appraisal of Freemasonry’ by Walton Hannah, Michael Daniel
Although he was to die a Catholic priest Hannah was an Anglican clergyman at the time of writing Darkness Visible addressing his work primarily to Anglicans who formed in England the backbone of Freemasonry.
285 - Dec 1999 - 'Woman and Man' document poses challenges, Frank Mobbs
At the time of writing this the Anglican Diocese of Sydney is waiting for the Archbishops decision as to whether lay men can celebrate the Eucharist.
286 - Dec 1999 - Catholic Church Life Survey's shock findings, AD2000 Report
Pentecostals on the other hand ranked the conversion of unbelievers as first in importance and members of the Anglican and Uniting Churches who attended services ranked it fourth.
287 - Nov 1999 - Reflection: How unconditional is God's love?, Fr G.H. Duggan SM
Recently Bishop Holloway the Anglican Bishop of Edinburgh was reported as saying: Gods love is unconditional: that is the message of the Gospel.
288 - Aug 1999 - Reflection: Hymn In honour of Our Lady's Assumption, Fr Ramsey Williams SSC
A new hymn in honour of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary has been written for AD2000 by a priest of the Anglican Diocese of Ballarat Father Ramsey Williams SSC.
289 - Aug 1999 - The pipe organ and Catholic liturgy: an expression of Church teaching, Jeremy Fletcher
Archbishop Pell blessed the organ on 23 July while an opening concert will be held on 13 August and given by Professor Ian Tracey Organist of Liverpool Anglican Cathedral and Liverpool Town Hall UK.
290 - Aug 1999 - Order of Australia for pregnancy counselling centre's founder, AD2000 Report
It is an ecumenical Christian organisation with involvement from Anglican Catholic Church of Christ Presbyterian and Uniting denominations.
291 - Aug 1999 - Cardinal Basil Hume (1923-1999), Archbishop of Westminster, R.I.P., Christopher Quinn
Anglican clergymen seeking full communion found in him a wise and welcoming father: at the height of their disaffection he held weekly afternoons at Archbishops House open to any Anglican clergymen who wished to attend.
292 - Aug 1999 - News: The Church Around the World
Even with the help of a recent influx of Anglican converts - especially following the ordination of women in the Church of England - the number of converts to Catholicism continues to fall.
293 - Jul 1999 - Ecumenism: New ARCIC document on Papal authority, Peter Westmore
Long-awaited progress in this direction has come with the recent release of a joint statement by the Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission (ARCIC) on authority in the Church titled The Gift of Authority.
294 - Apr 1999 - What the census statistics on religious affiliations reveal, Michael Gilchrist
Anglicans who made up 38.
295 - Mar 1999 - How a parish priest reinforces the Church's moral teaching, Fr Michael Butler
Another women an Anglican married to a Catholic said well I went on the Pill for a little while but it used to send my blood pressure high and I didnt feel well and so I used the natural method.
296 - Feb 1999 - 'Absolute Truth': another media 'job' on the Catholic Church, Michael Gilchrist
Former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Runcie suggests - with unconscious irony - that on the matter of accepting womens ordination the Anglican Church can teach something to the Catholic Church.
297 - Sep 1998 - Books: Why Christianity must Change or Die, by Bishop John Selby Spong, Frank Mobbs
Bishop Spong of Newark New Jersey is part of the Anglican (Episcopalian) Church in the USA which has declined dramatically in the number of its adherents in recent years.
298 - Sep 1998 - Archbishop Pell: 'Humanae Vitae' teachings 'are not an optional extra', Michael Gilchrist
Among the critics Rev Ray Cleary chairman of the Anglican Churchs social responsibilities committee expressed concern about the impact the Catholic Churchs teaching was having on ecumenism.
299 - Jul 1998 - Inclusive language: 'eventually all nonsense implodes upon itself', Gerald Wilson
William Oddie formerly an Anglican pastor and now a Catholic reminds us that in the whole of the Old Testament God is described as Father 11 times.
300 - Jun 1998 - John Henry Newman on liturgical tradition, Cardinal John Henry Newman
The following passages are taken from one of Newmans sermons delivered while he was still an Anglican on the occasion of the Feast Day of Our Lords Circumcision.
301 - Apr 1998 - AD2000's tenth anniversary: an appraisal, Peter Westmore
To have reached the 10-year milestone is itself an achievement as the past decade has seen the closure of a number of religious magazines including the Anglican Church Scene and The Advocate.
302 - Feb 1997 - Euthanasia and the religion of self, Audrey English
She formerly taught at Anglican girls schools and has written extensively including a number of texts and an ACTS pamphlet Should we teach doctrine?
303 - Jun 1996 - Michael Davies' Australia / NZ tour - The Catholic liturgy: where is it headed?, Michael Gilchrist
Davies (a former Anglican) has written prolifically on the problems connected with changes to the liturgy since Vatican II.
304 - Feb 1996 - 'Mass facing the people': did Vatican II require it?, Eamon Duffy
For several years I regularly attended Anglican celebrations of the Eucharist with my (then Anglican) wife.
305 - Feb 1996 - Editorial: When - if ever - will the Church act to safeguard her authority?, B.A. Santamaria
It has been the universal practice without exception of the Roman Church as well as of Eastern Orthodoxy for almost 2000 years and of the Anglican Church until under feminist pressure it revised the teaching it had practised since the Reformation; as it has more recently abolished Hell.
306 - Oct 1995 - Lord Ripon (1828-1909) - I - How to base political life on Christian principles, Fr John Parsons
Like Cardinal Newman Father Faber and Mgr Ronald Knox Lord Ripon acquired his fundamental Christian upbringing in a Calvinist Anglican Evangelical household.
307 - Aug 1995 - Reflection: A Catholic undergraduate faces the future with confidence, Lucy O'Connell
I can enter the church of an Anglican friend and then proceed to question him about Transubstantiation.
308 - May 1995 - Editorial: Re-defining Christianity through substitution, B.A. Santamaria
As Dr Henry Chadwick the former Anglican Dean of Peterhouse at Cambridge and a celebrated historian of the early Church commented in the London Times (11.
309 - Apr 1995 - Church of England General Synod member joins the Catholic Church, Fr Peter Geldard
25 members of his Anglican parish will be joining him.
310 - Apr 1995 - Catholicism: 'revealed by God, not devised by man', Fr Graham Leonard (former Anglican Bishop of London)
5) the former Anglican Bishop of London Dr Graham Leonard was subsequently conditionally ordained a Catholic priest.
311 - Feb 1995 - Vatican says 'no' to NRSV translation - 'Inclusive language' setback, Michael Gilchrist
It is an ecumenical version commonly used for public proclamation in the Anglican and Uniting Churches in Australia.
312 - Oct 1994 - An Anglican Bishop responds to Bishop Spong - defending Christian revelation, Bishop David Silk (Anglican Bishop of Ballarat)
The anomaly associated with this visit was that while he used Australian Catholic Universitys Brisbane facilities (see August AD2000) to demolish Christianity Bishop Silk was a speaker at an Anglican conference in Melbourne organised to repudiate Spongs claims.
313 - Sep 1994 - New edition of Fr Richard McBrien's 'Catholicism': but dissent still remains, James Likoudis
The Committee further questioned the manner in which McBrien made use of dissenting theologians creating thereby the impression that the official teachings of the Magisterium have validity only when received or confirmed by the consensus of theologians (also including Protestant/Anglican theologians).
314 - Aug 1994 - Bishop Spong at Australian Catholic University - Why?, Michael Gilchrist
He has been ostracised even by the Anglican Church of which (in its U.
315 - Mar 1994 - The new Catechism and Cardinal Newman, Archbishop Eric D'Arcy
For example preaching as an Anglican on the doctrine of the Ascension he said: Let us jealously maintain this and every other portion of our Creed lest by dropping jot or tittle we suffer truths contained therein to escape.
316 - Feb 1994 - The state of Catholicism after 'Veritatis Splendor', B.A. Santamaria
The change was first apparent in the Census of 1986 when the number of Catholics for the first time exceeded the number of Anglicans.
317 - Nov 1993 - In the aftermath of 'Veritatis Splendor', B.A. Santamaria
Those who believe that the Catholic Church might have saved its situation had it only adapted itself to the new age and changed its teaching on contraception - as the Anglicans did at the Lambeth Conference in 1930 - are simply deluding themselves.
318 - Jul 1993 - Why 'inclusive' language adds up to bad English, David Frost
At its next meeting in 1995 the Anglican Churchs General Synod will discuss whether to replace its existing prayer book with a new nonsexist version.
319 - May 1993 - 'The Catechism of the Catholic Church': Confronting the post-Christian world, B.A. Santamaria
Nevertheless the factors which have precipitated the de facto schism within the Anglican communion are equally present in the Catholic even though the essential distinguishing factor of the Papacy offers the possibility of a successful resistance within the Catholic Church which was not available to the Anglican communion.
320 - Aug 1992 - Surveys highlight decline of mainline Christianity, Michael Gilchrist
The weakening impact of Australian mainline Christianity on its membership and on the wider community - evident enough from personal observation - is confirmed by recent Catholic and Anglican research.
321 - Apr 1992 - Whence Ecumenism? The Vatican and ARCIC, Michael Davies
Just when Anglicanism in Australia faces likely fragmentation over pressures for womens ordination - ending any hopes of an early reunion with Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy - the official Vatican response to the Anglican Roman Catholic International Commission (ARCIC) indicates that other fundamental doctrinal differences between the Churches remain unresolved.
322 - Apr 1992 - Problems of modern Biblical scholarship, B.A. Santamaria
Coggan the Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury Paul VI wrote that the Catholic Church had never thought that priestly or episcopal ordination could be validly conferred on women.
323 - Dec 1991 - Editorial: Can the internal schism be solved?, B.A. Santamaria
The Anglican Church is either split (as in the U.
324 - Nov 1991 - Editorial: When television told the truth, B.A. Santamaria
When the Archdeacon of York recently called on the Anglican Church to recognise that it was hopelessly split the London weekly The Economist speaking from a secularist viewpoint commented: A Church should not huddle together vaunting its spirit of compromise when one-third of its members have a quite different view of order and authority from the other two-thirds as is the case over womens ordination.
325 - Mar 1991 - Editorial: Statistician registers numbers of believers - but what do they believe?, B.A. Santamaria
There are somewhat more than 4 million of them or 26% of the entire Australian population while the Anglicans who were 39% of the population in 1947 are now down to 24%.
326 - Feb 1991 - Robert Hugh Benson - Christianity and Modernism, Sr Mary St. Rita RSM
Robert Hugh Benson (1871-1914) was the youngest son of Edward Benson Archbishop of Canterbury and was ordained to the Anglican ministry by his father in 1894 - two years before his fathers death.
327 - Oct 1990 - Newman belongs to us all, Fr Peter J. Elliott
Our small Australian contingent at the opening of the Newman centenary celebrations included an Anglican Archbishop and a Catholic auxiliary Bishop.
328 - Jun 1990 - Being a Catholic in 1990: Rev James Murray interviews Bob Santamaria, James S. Murray
Murray an Anglican priest from Sydney and religion feature writer for The Australian interviewed B.
329 - Mar 1990 - New Zealand: tensions between Rome and the Bishops, John Kennedy OBE
A couple of years ago the Anglican Primate of New Zealand Archbishop Brian Davis told an Otago Daily Times interviewer that if the Anglican and Roman Catholic bishops of New Zealand were left to themselves they would come together in unity forthwith.
330 - Feb 1990 - Cardinal Newman: a centenary tribute, Dr Frank Mobbs
He himself suffered from the attentions of both Anglican and Catholic bishops and he learned to be wary of ecclesiastics.
331 - Apr 1989 - The Catholic Church in Britain: Piers Paul Read interviewed by 'AD2000', Paul Gray
They wanted to incorporate the Catholic and Anglican schools into the state system.
332 - Jul 1988 - Home education: a viable alternative, Robert Denahy
Lunn argued that judged by this criterion Catholic schools succeeded where their Anglican counterparts failed.
333 - Jul 1988 - 'Humanae Vitae' twenty years after, B.A. Santamaria
Until the present century this teaching was peacefully possessed by all other Christians whether Orthodox or Anglican or Protestant.
334 - Apr 1988 - A kingdom divided in itself, B.A. Santamaria
Pressed to the point however it is difficult to reject the conclusion of the Anglican Bishop of London Dr Graham Leonard (who has led the fight against the ordination of women in the Anglican Church both in Britain and the United States).
335 - Oct 2011 - Letters: Anglican Ordinariate, Bishop Harry Entwhistle
336 - Apr 1995 - Reflection: The Resurrection: why the four Gospel accounts 'add up', Bishop David Silk (Anglican Bishop of Ballarat)