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The “leadership” of Dr. Rowan Williams seems to be coming to an end. The BBC reports: Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams has announced he is to stand down in December. He will take the position of Master of Magdalene… Continue Reading →
Amidst a titanic struggle that’s just beginning to emerge between Christians and their government overlords in the UK where the government is arguing that Christians have no right to wear cross at work, the Archbishop of Canterbury Dr. Rowan Williams… Continue Reading →
I am begging folks not to get too upset with Dr. Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury. He’s been having a bit of a rough time with Catholics recently so one must understand his recent outburst against a dead and… Continue Reading →
Pile on!!! Never seeing a modern style he wouldn’t wardrobe himself in, the Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams has joined the trendy company of Sinead O’ Connor and Christopher Hitchens in attacking the Catholic Church. Apparently, it’s quite the rage… Continue Reading →
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, has been called a lot of names over the years. In the last few months leading up to Lambeth he has been called many, many more. However, I think it is fair to say… Continue Reading →
In a press conference at the close of the Lambeth Conference, Rowan Williams made these this clear and unequivocal public statement: I am saying that the current policy, well, I wouldn’t say policy of the American church but some of… Continue Reading →
The Bible is getting the Manga graphic novel treatment, says the NY Times. But it seems they found the story didn’t move fast enough so a couple of little things get left on the cutting room floor – like the… Continue Reading →
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, displayed his bravery by going into the closet. Williams presided over a ‘secret’ Eucharist for the Clergy Consultation, a lesbian and gay group of Anglican clergy. The brave Archbishop was so proud over… Continue Reading →
Fr. George Rutler kills me. I was perusing the Messenger Journal, a publication of the traditional Anglican Communion in Australia, when I come across this letter to the journal from a George Rutler of the United States. This letter describes… Continue Reading →
Do you remember the rather forgettable movie Star Trek V? In that particular incarnation of the science fiction series, we follow the travails of a charismatic religious leader who hijacks his religion and the crew due to a vision of… Continue Reading →