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NEW DIRECTIONS:
July 2003
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Our cover illustration shows a detail from a fifteenth-century doom painting in the church of St Peter, Wenhaston, Suffolk. The scene depicts St Peter receiving the high and mighty, stripped naked, at the gates of heaven. The frescoes were painted over due to prudish attitudes at the Reformation and uncovered again in the nineteenth century. They have been restored and relocated so that they can be viewed from ground level |
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May the Fathers Forgive
Them
Geoffrey Kirk replies to Jim Wellington
Who do you think you
are?
Robbie Low explores and identity crisis
In What Clothing?
John Richardson considers the rise of episcopalianism
Idle Curiosity
A Tale of Two Baptisms
In a Country Churchyard
The Pains and rewards of looking after the dead
Justice and Unity
Margaret Laird does not welcome women bishops
Devotional
Renewal of the Mind
Ce ne vaut pas la
peine?
by GK
Anglican Devotion
by Arthur Middleton
The dark days of
February
by NT
A Pope's last Testimony?
John Hunwicke
Good Vibrations
Patrick Henry Reardon offers three maxims for the soul
An Anatomy of Error VII
Eucharist, Bishop, Church
Seeing and Believing
Anne Gardom on The Life of Christ at the National Gallery
Liturgical Experiments
Nicholas Turner on another perspective on Cranmer's second Holy Communion
Faith of our Fathers
Eucharistic disunity
Exams, standards, the
Hind Report and the loss of grace
by AH
Dead Dioceses
It has happened before and it can happen again
But what does he mean?
A perplexed layman writes from the country
The Way We Live Now
Nature and Nurture
Synod Insider
An uninspiring report for consideration in July
Letter from America
Damocles' Sword Unsheathed by Quentin Morrow
Letter from Australia
(Re)growing the fringe by David Chislett
The John Bishop Trust
Bursaries and Opportunities for Study
Media Watch by George
Austin
Two ways of learning from history
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