|
|
--ooOoo---
NEW DIRECTIONS:
November 2003
---ooOoo---
|
|
|
Our cover illustration shows three lights of the oldest figurative stained glass in Europe, in the cathedral of Augsburt, Swabia. Dating from the middle of the eleventh century the windows survived the almost 50% destruction of the historic heart of the city by bombing in 1944. Replaced in the restored cathedral they are a reminder of the long history of faith in one of the greatest of the Free Cities of the Empire. The figures (from left to right are Daniel, Hosea and David. |
---ooOoo---
A
Meeting of Minds
John Higginbottom on Rowan Willisms' Visit to Rome
Foundations
of Love
Alan Rabjohns rejoices in the beauty of friendship
It's
not FAIR!
Francis Gardom on Growing Up
The
Good Shepherd
John Hunwicke on John Paul II's Exhortation Pastores Gregis
What's
in a Shirt?
John Richardson has a near-death experience
US 'Gay' Debate Timeline 1976–2003
Secularization
Gerry O'Brien on a breach of solemn trust
Return
of the Goths
Anne Gardom on the style that remains
To
the Gentiles
Patrick Reardon on a leper made clean
Where
Credit's due
Robbie Low on the demise of the Polonius principle
Faith
of our Fathers
Spiritual Friendship
Liturgical
Notes
Audemus dicere
The
Way We Live Now
Warp Factor
Letter
from Australia
The Road Ahead
Don't
Leave it too Late
Arthur Lewis on the College of St Barnabas
Media
Watch
George Austin on Friends Like These
Book
Reviews
Orthodox teaching and a monastic handbook
---ooOoo---
