Conversion
‘The term “convert” should be reserved strictly for those converted from unbelief to Christian belief and NEVER used of baptized Christians’ – whatever their denominational background – as they commit, for example, to Roman Catholicism.
‘The term “convert” should be reserved strictly for those converted from unbelief to Christian belief and NEVER used of baptized Christians’ – whatever their denominational background – as they commit, for example, to Roman Catholicism.
Pope Francis has written a letter to all Christians on the liturgical formation of the People of God – may it be widely read, studied, and lived – including in seminaries and theological colleges of all denominations.
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Stir up your power, O God,
and with your great might
come to our aid,
so that where our sins impede us,
the help of your grace may swiftly deliver us,
through Jesus Christ, our Saviour,
who is alive with you,
in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
one God, now and for ever.
Amen.
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Sovereign God,
it is your will to gather up all things
in your beloved one,
reigning in the universe
in the power that is love,
mercifully grant
that the whole of creation,
freed from slavery,
may serve and praise you
through Jesus Christ
who is alive with you,
in the unity of the Holy Spirit,
one God, now and for ever.
Amen.
The Reign of Christ Read More »
Yesterday, I was delighted to start the day with the news that the Covid-delayed canonisation of Charles de Foucauld is going ahead on 15 May 2022.
Charles de Foucauld Canonised Read More »
Anglicans today celebrate the strongly Roman Catholic Teresa of Avila who died this day in 1582; and tomorrow, Anglicans commemorate The English Reformers and Martyrs with the burning at the stake, on that day in 1555 under Roman Catholic Queen Mary, of Nicholas Ridley, Bishop of London, and Hugh Latimer, Bishop of Worcester. Anglicanism is a
Catholic and Protestant Reformation Read More »
Videos from the 2021 Anglo-Catholic Hui in Christchurch are now here.
Food for the Journey Read More »
Corpus Christi resources, history, reflection, and its sequence by St. Thomas Aquinas with two translations and tunes.
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