Fr Hunwicke has an interesting post reflecting on those Anglicans who indicated they sought full communion with the Holy See, but who went...

Nine years ago today I was received into full peace and communion with the Catholic Church in the Oxford Oratory. As is my habit on this s...

Today is the eighth anniversary of my reception into full peace and communion with the Church, and I am following my practice from previous...

Today is the seventh anniversary of my reception into the Church at the Oxford Oratory. I am adapting and editing the piece I wrote a year a...

I was struck over the weekend by the appositeness of the Sunday Gospel, the parable of the labourers in the vineyard, to the situation facin...

Today, according to the modern calendar, is the feast of St Augustine of Canterbury . He died on May 26th 605. The throne of St Augustine in...

Today is the sixth anniversary of my reception into the Church at the Oxford Oratory. I am reposting the piece I wrote a year ago about the ...

There is an account of the diaconal ordinations yesterday of Andrew Burnham, Keith Newton and John Broadhurst at Allen Hall yesterday ...

Today the three former Anglican bishops of Ebbsfleet, Richborough and Fulham will receive the diaconate at the chapel of Allen Hall, prepara...

Press release Issued by the Catholic Communications Network Implementation of the Apostolic Constitution Anglicanorum Coetibus The Establi...

A friend has forwarded to me an expanded, online, version of an article by Professor Diarmuid MacCulloch about the Five Bishops (as I write...

I have just received this statement from the Friends of the Ordinariate : Like many in the catholic tradition of Anglicanism, we have foll...

I have had several conversations in recent weeks with various friends about the proposed Ordinariate, and it occurs to me that this might be...

Today's post from the New Liturgical Movement reproduces an article from The Anglo Catholic which deals with points I have commented o...

There is a typically lucid and forceful reply from Ancient Richborough on his blog to the statement from fifteen Anglican bishops who see t...

An additional benefit of staying with my friends in Norfolk was being shown books they had but which I had not so far seen. Notable amongst ...

Having written something about the issues facing Anglo-Catholics considering accepting Anglicanorum coetibus or making individual moves to ...

Fr Finnegan at Valle Adurni has had several reflective and sympathetic articles on his blog this week about the issues facing Anglo-Catholi...

Following on from my piece about responses to plans for provision for Anglo-Catholics within the Church of England as opposed to the Ordinar...

Today is the feast of St Dunstan, Abbot of Glastonbury and Archbishop of Canterbury, who died on this day in 988. He was one of the dominant...