The sort of news you see when you get up really early and flip through a few of your favourite church-related websites:
Ruth Gledhill has "Pope challenges bankers to adopt Catholic Ethics" which I guess is fine and good if the location is Venice or Florence and the Catholic Ethics in play are those of the Medicis and the Borgias. Wouldn't be much of a stretch, really. They're halfway there.
And speaking of "Catholic" and "adopt", it seems that the nice man from Forward in Faith is saying that a Diocese in Papua New Guinea is the "obvious choice" to be the first to request inclusion in this new Anglican Use Rite which the Pope is proposing for disaffected Anglicans.
One thing I'll say for disaffected Anglicans - they do get around. There really is no spot on the globe which they won't invoke, provoke or "mess with" in order to get back at the person living around the corner from them who they used to have lunch with.
Rochester diocese responds again to Archbishops’ Council
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We reported on 10 December that Rochester has no confidence in the
Archbishops’ Council. This provoked the Council to respond on 20 December,
see Archbis...
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I wonder if this is my old colleague, Bishop Peter Ramsden. He's a scrawny, little man who always has to do what his wife (very strong woman) tells him to do. So it could be him.
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