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September 2003 The Hundredth Edition |
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Our cover picture for this month is a roof boss from the sanctuary of the Cathedral Church of Our Lady, Antwerp. the vaulting of the choir at Antwerp is remarkable for having retained much of the original early fifteenth century colouring. St John the Baptist has, over the last ten years, become something of a Patron Saint of new Directions. We particularly admire his tone – see Luke 3: 7–14 |
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From the Chairman of Forward in Faith
The
Structures of Unity
Archbishop Rowan Williams considers our accountability one to another
What
is a Bishop for?
Andy Hawes goes back to square one
Fusillade – Digby Anderson on Tone
A
Job for the Boys?
Hugh Baker looks to the Courtroom beyond
Homophobia?
Andrew Starkie on the misuse of language
Devotional
Have you heard the angels sing?
Where
are they now?
Archdeacon Armitage-Shanks, April Heavisides et
al.
Family
History
Patrick Henry Reardon on the tenor of the Biblical narrative
An
Anatomy of Error IX
Reason Unreasonable
New
Directions
Robbie Low looks back on ten tumultuous years
Faith
of our Fathers
Gregory the Great: The Book of Pastoral Rule
A
Divided Church?
The divisions may not be those we would expect, says Peter Steinfels
Liturgical
Notes
Follow Rome back to Cranmer
The
Love of the Father
It is not the sex, but the patronizing of God that upsets us
The
Way We Live Now
American Blues
Synod
Insider
It is all Greek to our Synod rep
Letter
from America
"Besides that, Mrs Lincoln, how was the play?"
Letter
from Australia
Hopelessly flawed – again
Book
Reviews
Martyn Jarrett on Kenneth Leech
Tradition
and Change
A Report by Peter Yates from the recent RooT Conference
Media
Watch
George Austin on two troubling media suicides
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