Tradition – An Exercise in the Fundamentals of Orthodoxy

Thoughts on Synod

By Peter Ould Posted on February 10, 2012 Posted in Church of England, Gay Marriage, Women Bishops 10 Comments Tagged with Anglo Catholic, Church Catholic, Eastern Orthodox Church, Favour, Final Vote, House Of Bishops, Laity, Legislation, Provision, Reflection, Roman Church, Scriptures, Spirit, Substantive Motion, Summer Session, Synod, Three Houses, Tradition, Traditionalists, Two Thirds

So the Manchester motion on Women Bishops failed to garner support, instead a motion was passed that pretty much asked the House of Bishops to look at the legislation before the summer session, but not to do anything substantial with …

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Everything you ever wanted to know about Saint Patrick (but were too afraid to ask last year)

By Peter Ould Posted on March 17, 2010 Posted in Classical Spirituality 2 Comments Tagged with Afraid To Ask, Guinness, Http Www Youtube, Marvellous, People, Saint Patrick, Tradition, Veggie Tales, Youtube

I think I’m going to make posting this an annual tradition! To be sure, this little treat from the Veggie Tales people tells you absolutely all you need to know about why today is national Guinness drinking day Saint Patrickâ€™s …

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Thoughts on Synod

Everything you ever wanted to know about Saint Patrick (but were too afraid to ask last year)