Sacraments

Radio review: Everyday Ethics, Great Lives, and Sunday Feature: Archives in the Culture Wars

“THERE is an austere beauty in a Church taking its sacraments so seriously.” That’s one way of looking at it; and Professor Tina Beattie’s commentary on the Boris Johnson-Carrie Symonds wedding on Everyday Ethics (BBC Radio Ulster, Sunday) was followed by a portentous “But . . .”

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Sacraments

Radio review: Everyday Ethics, Great Lives, and Sunday Feature: Archives in the Culture Wars

Gifts to be reclaimed in a post-pandemic world

Diary: Graham James

Easter and the invitation to be fully human

Eucharist in a time of lockdown

School Chaplains: Someone to talk to in a storm

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Baptism of Christ (1st Sunday of Epiphany)

Consecrated bread should not be posted to communicants

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C of E review proposes new body to take over (almost) every central church function

Review recommends Bishop step back in ‘dysfunctional’ diocese

Archbishop of Canterbury: ‘Daily fed and guided’ in sacrament

Parish is not threatened, says Welby

The love affair with the parish — has it ended?

Bishop of Ebbsfleet quits to go over to Rome

Dave Walker

Jordan Peterson describes his difficulties with Christianity

Review recommends Bishop step back in ‘dysfunctional’ diocese

Titus Trust: ‘This is what we knew of John Smyth’s abuse, and when we knew it’

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Oversight Minister Priest in Charge and Lead Chaplain (Anglican)

Yorkshire and Lincs

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Associate Minister for Youth, Children and Families

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East Midlands

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