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Reviews The Medieval Chantry Chapel: An Archaeology, by Simon Roffey, reviewed by Nicholas Orme. The Origins of the Cult of the Virgin Mary, edited by Chris Maunder, reviewed by Mark Edwards. Canada England Events Japan Letters
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Noting Shakespeare's Grave: 'Renovators in the church where William Shakespeare's bones lie are being careful not to disturb his grave. The famous bard left a poem warning of a curse should his bones be moved from the Stratford-upon-Avon site. But people walking on his epitaph have left their mark.' Jon Kay reports in this brief BBC video. The song from the silence: A lovely meditation from the Church Times (London) on the Feast of the Visitation. 'It is easily and often neglected. Nevertheless, it should have a special place in Christians’ hearts as marking the occasion in scripture when the Lord’s mother has the most to say for herself; for it is, above all, the festival of the Magnificat — of our Lady baring her soul.' Staying Involved: Douglas LeBlanc writes in Episcopal Life Online (New York) on positive models of participation and belonging for conservative US Episcopalians. 'Conservatives hear frequently that our voices are an important part of the Episcopal Church. One great way to test that assertion is to speak up about what we believe. In short, we will respect our church's declarations of inclusion by being ourselves. We will trust God, in the fullness of time, to resolve those matters that divide us.' Taking an Appreciative Path at Lambeth: Andrew Gerns of Trinity Church, Easton, Pennsylvania writes on a recent press conference in New York City. 'The conventional wisdom is wrong. At least about the Lambeth Conference.' [Editors' note: one AO editor's mother took childbirth classes in the parish hall of Trinity Church, Easton; the world is small.] |
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Noting Corpus Christi: Roderick Strange writes in the Times (London) on 'A simple supper in an upper room that feeds us still'. St
Paul's Cathedral: dome sweet dome: AA
Gill, the formidable Sunday Times (London) restaurant critic and mordant
essayist, visits St Paul's Cathedral for the first time and
describes the experience in prose good enough to eat. Splitting Up: Anglican Angst: Jason Byassee writes in the Christian Century (Chicago) on ecclesiastical fragmentation. 'Theologians from Augustine onward have insisted that the effort to leave one church to start a better one results not in a better church but a worse one—and it also fosters the bad habit of defection. The history of Western Christendom attests to the wisdom of this view.' |
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