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Resources Gradual Psalms for Advent, Christmas, and Epiphanytide of Year B. Full Homely Divinity and Don Kerr have produced this set of gradual psalms in a format that provides a simple congregational refrain to be sung at intervals while the verses are sung to traditional plainchant by cantors. This document uses the Coverdale Psalter and the 1979 American BCP lectionary. Adobe Acrobat format. (Crosslisted in Music Resources) O ANTIPHONS. This segment of All Things Considered, an American National Public Radio programme, covers the history and use of these Advent antiphons still a few weeks ahead of us. Africa Australia Canada Miscellaneous
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History Elements of Moral Theology, by John J. Elmendorf (1892). Elmendorf published this condensation and translation of Thomas Aquinas' Summa Theologica when he was professor at [Seabury-] Western Theological Seminary. This text is available online from the University of Notre Dame's Jacques Maritain Center for Thomist studies. England Events Ireland Letters
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Centre World Japan: Poole University. Sakai, Osaka Prefecture. Includes junior and senior high school divisions. Founded in 1879, named after Bishop Arthur William Poole. Affiliated with the Diocese of Kyoto. Site includes sections in English and Japanese. Worth
Noting The Civil War still rages on: Giles Fraser, writing in the Church Times, argues that the Church of England General Synod gives lie to the notion that the English Civil War ended in the 17th century. Can gays be priests? Timothy Radcliffe, writing in The Tablet, comments on the recently-leaked Vatican document on homosexuality in the priesthood. Attracted to dark forces: Christopher Howse, writing in The Tablet, reviews The Narnian: the life and imagination of C.S. Lewis by Alan Jacobs. |
Australia Canada Parishes Teens Encounter Christ. Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. 'TEC weekends are Christ-centered and are grounded in Anglican tradition and doctrine. A lively band, superb food, inspiring talks and foolish fun serve as avenues to bring the message of God’s unconditional love to young adults.' Church
History Annotated bibliography on the history of the Church Missionary Society in Japan. Compiled by archivist Chu Nishiguchi, St Andrew's University, Izumi, Osaka. This site, in Japanese only, includes bibliographical and biographical information about Anglican missionary work in Japan. It is not limited to the CMS, but includes material on the SPG and SPCK as well. The Best Kept Secret in the Church: The Religious Life for Women in Australian Anglicanism 1892-1995, by Gail Anne Ball (2000). This substantial dissertation, submitted to the University of Sydney's Department of Studies in Religion, traces the beginnings and development of monastic communities for Australian Anglican women. Appendices give information on archival resources on the topic, as well as transcripts from interviews with Australian Anglican nuns. [Adobe Acrobat format] Memoir of Bishop Seabury, by William Jones Seabury (1908). Samuel Seabury (1729-1796) was the first Anglican bishop consecrated for work in the United States. This detailed biography by his descendant covers his political and ecclesiastical life, and includes extracts from his letters, journals and contemporary documents. England Events Letters
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Noting In Defence of Christianity, by Brian Hebblethwaite, reviewed this week in the Church Times by John Saxbee. In the end, there is no one God does not love: Ruth Gledhill interviews Gene Robinson for The Times (London). Derrida and Religion: Other Testaments, by Yvonne Sherwood and Kevin Hart, reviewed in the Church Times by Duncan Dormor. The Voice of This Calling, by Eric James, reviewed this week in the Church Times by David Winter. |
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