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Monthly Archives: April 2016
Manifestation of Conscience
Update: I have just discovered that the text in question is still on Facebook. Therefore, it is attached to the bottom of this posting as a “footnote”. * * * Things on Facebook come and go with such speed as … Continue reading
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Tagged Canterbury Anglicanism, Continuing Anglicanism, Ecclesiology, Reflections
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More Papal Bull
Not wanting to be disrespectful towards my Roman Catholic readers, I couldn’t resist this title, especially after the news of the “other Pope”. This time it is an article from Perceptio, The end of infallibility? Fr Hans Küng has apparently … Continue reading
Earthquake at Palmar de Troya!
HT to Jean-François Mayer – Église palmarienne: Grégoire XVIII perd la foi et va se marier, le nouveau pape Pierre III est un Suisse This must be a cataclysm in the Palmarian Church (see Palmar de Troya to know what … Continue reading
Let there be light!
My Bishop’s loyal companion Roy Hipkiss took quite a few photos with his smart phone, and this is quite a mysterious one. I appear to be holding a luminous orb! I seem to be quite intent on something. The direction … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglican Catholic Church, Continuing Anglicanism, Liturgy, Romanticism
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Canonical Visit
Update on 27th April: Visit to France has appeared on our diocesan website. * * * I have just had the pleasure of receiving a canonical visitation from my Ordinary, Bishop Damien Mead. He with Roy Hipkiss who is driving … Continue reading
The Banner of Saint George
We all know that St George was a Cappadocian soldier in the Roman army and, as a convert to Christianity, was martyred for the usual reasons. Obviously the fair damsel and the awful dragon are an allegorical symbol of his … Continue reading
Latest Diocesan News
My Bishop regularly publishes a diocesan magazine, which is available in pdf format. ACC UK Magazine of the Diocese of the United Kingdom (Anglican Catholic Church). Bonne lecture….
That’ll cost you a tanner…
LSD nowadays means a drug that does funny things with your mind – though I have never tried it. I heard that there was a man on the stuff who thought he could fly and jumped off a roof. He … Continue reading
A Couple of New Posts
A blogger with whom I have a considerable amount of sympathy has produced two new articles after a time of hiatus. Marcel Lefebvre – Totemism in Traditionalist Catholicism and The post-Vatican II routine on Amoris Laetitia. I think I have … Continue reading
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Tagged Archbishop Lefebvre, Queen Elizabeth II, Reflections, Roman Catholicism
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The Right Stuff
Over the past three years, I have taken very little interest in the Roman Catholic Church and its Jesuit Pope. I have on occasion heard that Pope Francis is a bully with priests who work in the Vatican (well, at … Continue reading