Tag Archives: Ecclesiology

Why a Sarum Gathering

Posted on Friday, 7 March, 2014 by Fr Anthony Chadwick

I woke up this morning to a great clarity of thinking about my project of a Sarum Gathering. Once I get a core group established and we begin work on the academic side, thought will have to be given to … Continue reading →

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A Highly Lucid Analysis

Posted on Sunday, 2 March, 2014 by Fr Anthony Chadwick

I warmly recommend you to read – Understanding Context and Reading the Grand Narrative. I suggest you read the article fully in its place and then come back here for my reflections. Of course, Catholicism has not really been a … Continue reading →

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Sedevacantism

Posted on Wednesday, 26 February, 2014 by Fr Anthony Chadwick

I came across two fair-minded articles on a way by which some Roman Catholics try to get round the fallibility of the Pope and the modern Church without dismissing it all as nonsense. These recent articles are Sedevacantism and Solution … Continue reading →

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The Broken Liturgy

Posted on Saturday, 22 February, 2014 by Fr Anthony Chadwick

I would like to point you to a very interesting link on the question of the reform of the reform, theme so dear to Pope Benedict XVI, and what we Anglicans have been doing with the Prayer Book for quite … Continue reading →

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A Gold Mine of a Blog

Posted on Sunday, 16 February, 2014 by Fr Anthony Chadwick

Here is a blog I have been introduced to recently – Tony Equale’s Blog. There are many themes in it that ring very true with me. His latest article (I am waiting impatiently for part 2) is Universalist Christianity — … Continue reading →

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Relating to the World

Posted on Saturday, 8 February, 2014 by Fr Anthony Chadwick

I had a strange dream last night, a conversation with an English-speaking Benedictine monk in the south of France. The person exists, and he and I have had warm and cordial correspondence over the years. He and I share a … Continue reading →

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Fr Jonathan Munn on St Vincent of Lerins

Posted on Tuesday, 28 January, 2014 by Fr Anthony Chadwick

Further to my previous article Vincent of Lerins and Organic Development concerning our understanding of Tradition in the Church, Fr Jonathan Munn has written Reflexive Catholicism. He sets Vincent of Lerins in the historical context, which is important for any theological … Continue reading →

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Vincent of Lerins and Organic Development

Posted on Thursday, 23 January, 2014 by Fr Anthony Chadwick

Perhaps it is time to move back to theology as a less provocative approach to this blog, since someone rightly observed that I have no real parish life (I live in France and proselytism to continuing Anglicanism is rather dimly … Continue reading →

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Dr William Tighe on the Continuing Anglican Churches and Doctrine

Posted on Wednesday, 4 December, 2013 by Fr Anthony Chadwick

I just received this from Dr William Tighe and his permission to publish it here. * * * I wrote the piece [Can the Thirty-Nine Articles Function As a Confessional Standard for Anglicans Today?] more with Continuing Anglicanism in mind … Continue reading →

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I knew this would happen!

Posted on Wednesday, 4 December, 2013 by Fr Anthony Chadwick

I could take a smug attitude about all this, but I don’t. A new “tendency” is making its appearance within some traditionalist Roman Catholic circles – an attempt to theorise on the abdication of Benedict XVI and his replacement by … Continue reading →

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