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If our theme last week was 'bishops', this week our theme is, well, missing. There are a number of fascinating new links (all gathered as usual in New This Week), but no underlying thematic unity is immediately obvious. In
no particular order: you can see
the Dead Sea Scrolls in Chicago and if you're in York, England in
July, book a seat in York Minster Speaking of magazines, 'Spirituality and Health' is a new dead-tree magazine with substantial excerpts on its web site. Underwritten and largely staffed by Trinity Church Wall Street people, we suspect you'll either see it as refreshing or disparage it as trendy new age. (We actually liked the FAQ best.) The
biggest news stories this week are bigger
than just Anglicanism. We're delighted this week to introduce (or reintroduce) the Reverend Pierre Whalon to our readers. Fr Whalon is a priest of the Episcopal Church in the USA and he'll be contributing essays regularly for Anglicans Online. In his new article this week he looks at the virtues of the middle in 'The Centrist Moment'. (And being centrist, you'll see, doesn't mean being a member of the Church of Laodicea ...) See you next week.
*The real Simon Jenkins is doubtless far too busy with Ship of Fools to be popping in and out of churches like this. Last
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