Fr Hunwicke's Mutual Enrichment

Dinner last night at Pusey House, which is celebrating its 125th Birthday. Most of the great and the good of the Catholic Movement were ther...

My previous post on the Te igitur leaves a big question: how does its conclusion fit in with a situation in which Christendom is divided? D...

If you haven't read Dr Dawkins' full response in the Washington Post, you must. It is the most wonderful, rich, beautifully expresse...

One friendly RC blogger has suggested that the acceptance of Anglican clergy into RC presbyteral ministry might not be unconditional. I agre...

I nipped into Church House Bookshop to look at Pepinsta's Editorial in the Tablet (the restoration of Full Communion won't mean we a...

A splendid meeting in Westminster, with hundreds of laity and priests and bishops and seminarians. How remarkable was the enthusiasm - espec...

A bit of a rant in the admirable NLM. But I wonder if they are saying quite what they mean. Take the Oxford Oratory. Currently, their OF mas...

I first started saying the EF regularly after my first retirement, in 2001, when I went down to Devon and had churches in which there was no...

A really exhilarating day yesterday, in Bodley, with the Omnia Opera of that great Pontiff (I am going through in detail his teaching on Con...

We Anglicans tend to be disgustingly ignorant on this subject. For no particular reason, I found myself wondering, with regard to the Milita...

Some friends wonder why I haven't said much. The reason is that having expected for some time something like the Ap Con, I have already...

A correspondent reminds me of the old Oxford ditty How happy are the Oxford flocks, How free from heretics! Their priests so very orthod...