Just out is the first issue of The Portal, "an independent review in the service of the Ordinariate." The Portal is a free online publication and is intended for those who are in the Ordinariate, for Anglicans who may be interested, and for Catholic friends of the Ordinariate.
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Sad that the Portal magazine features Charles Gore. His book, Roman Catholic Claims , published between 1888 and 1929 ( rumming into 22 editions)was instrumental in stopping many conversions. Anglo catholics held it up as the antidote to conversion.It is full of errors and attacks the papacy. Father Francis Woodlock SJ, exposed Gore's liberalism and anti catholicism in his book, Rome, Canterbury and Constantinople... 1922
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I believe the trickle of ordinations is going to really swell up as we move further into 2011.
Is this a sign of the end times? haha
Our Lady of Walsingham pray for us!
PAPA RATZI ( http://www.thepapalvisit.org ) ORA PRO NOBIS!
PRESS ASSOCIATION RELEASE
Three former Anglican bishops have made history by becoming the first to be ordained as Catholic priests under a new scheme set up by the Vatican.
The most Rev Vincent Nichols, leader of Catholics in England and Wales, ordained Andrew Burnham, former bishop of Ebbsfleet, Keith Newton, ex-bishop of Richborough, and John Broadhurst, former bishop of Fulham, as Catholic priests at a service at Westminster Cathedral in London.
They are the first members of an Ordinariate specially set up by the Pope, for groups of Anglicans who wish to join the Roman Catholic Church while retaining aspects of their Anglican heritage.
The packed congregation included hundreds of priests from the Diocese of Westminster, along with Bishop Alan Hopes, Archbishop Bernard Longely, from Birmingham, and trainee priests.
Rev Nichols told them: "Many ordinations have take place in this cathedral during the 100 years of its history. But none quite like this.
"Today is a unique occasion marking a new step in the life and history of the Catholic Church.
"This morning the establishment of the first Personal Ordinariate under the provision of the Apostolic Constitution 'Anglicanorum Coetibus' has been announced in our hearing."
The first "Anglican Luminary" is Charles Gore, whose Kenoticism is set out without any explanation as to why it was wrong. There is no mention of Newman's horrified reaction when he read Lux Mundi.
Most Anglo-Catholics are Kenoticists, usually without even being aware that there is any other answer to the question of reconciling Chalcedonian vocabulary to the claims of Biblical criticism, namely that the criticism must yield, taking its secular and secularising presuppositions with it. That would never occur to any but a handful of them. Instead, it is in fact the meaning of the Chalcedonian Definition that is "emptied out".
We have been warned.
@ Editor
Is this a sign of the end times? haha NOT.
The Papal Visit took place at the same time as the Memories of War exhibition at the Stephen Lawrence Gallery at the University of Greenwich.
When Pope Benedict XVI visited St Mary's University College, Twickenham in London, where my son works as the Graduate Adviser while he completes his Masters, two great pieces of film were produced that prove that ONE RACE THE HUMAN RACE can live and work together in UNITY :
i/ THE BIG ASSEMBLY http://thepapalvisit.org.uk/Replay-the-Visit/Watch-Again/The-Big-Assembly-Twickenham
ii/ THE INTERFAITH MEETING, TWICKENHAM http://thepapalvisit.org.uk/Replay-the-Visit/Watch-Again/Interfaith-Meeting-Twickenham
Louise Walton is the Roman Catholic Chaplain, and the Catholic half of the Joint Co-ordinating Chaplaincy to the University of Greenwich.
I emailed Louise after the 'The Secret Agent in the Apocalyptic Realm' symposium held in association with ICAS (Insitute of Converging Arts and Sciences) at the Stephen Lawrence Gallery took place on Saturday 8th January 2011, and Louise immediately popped down to the Gallery and had a look at the Fireside Tales and Poolside Memoirs exhibition.
The After London :Destruction of London across the Thames from Old Royal Naval College exhibition that opens at the Stephen Lawrence on Thursday March 3rd 2011 is the penultimate exhibition in the 2010/11 Pattern & Line series.
The next Addey & Stanhope A Deo et Rege Founders Day Service will be at St Alfege's Church, Greenwich SE10, on the morning of the first Thursday in March 2011. The Old Scholars reunion will be at the School on the same evening March 3rd.
I have also posted a comment here on Father Finigan's Blog The hermeneutic of continuity which provides you with some more background details relating to my A Deo et Rege development work i.e... vesper has left a new comment on the post "New Year in communion with Rome".
"Jam lucis orto sidere"
Our Lady of the Rosary pray for us!
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