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Reading Ordinariate Group: Reading Ordinariate Plans

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Serving the Reading Ordinariate Group and its friends and followers. Wednesday, 23 February 2011. After our meeting last night we are able to release some details of how the Ordinariate group in Reading will work. Firstly the important dates:. 9th March 2011 -. The Reading group will join the Church of S. James, next to Reading Gaol for their Ash Wednesday Mass at 7.30pm. Individuals within the Ordinariate group will be received into the full communion of the Catholic Church. Details to be confirmed.

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Timotheos Prologizes: April 2015

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Sunday, April 05, 2015. This Easter, rise to the occasion. Not too long ago, I heard an interesting ad on the radio. It was for a lighting company that was having a sale. I think they specialize in novelty lighting for parties and concerts. They told the listeners, “This Easter, rise to the occasion and take advantage of our sale on lighting.”. And that line struck me—“This Easter, rise to the occasion.” Was this just a lame Easter joke? A way to “cash in”? Why did Jesus rise from the dead? It is perhaps...

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Timotheos Prologizes: Summer of Saints: Mary Magdalene

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Tuesday, July 22, 2014. Summer of Saints: Mary Magdalene. She was a rich woman from the town of Magdala, near the Sea of Galilee. She was known as the Magdalene because of her very common first name and she is noted to have funded Jesus’ ministry and travels in Galilee. Some of the earliest traditions and commentaries seem to suggest that instead of being possessed by seven demons (possession is predicated upon a surrendering of the will), she was obsessed—or harassed—by seven demons. The...Just imagine ...

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Timotheos Prologizes: Summer of Saints: Becket and More

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Saturday, July 12, 2014. Summer of Saints: Becket and More. When I was growing up, we attended the First Baptist Church in Shreveport, LA. My father worked in the sound booth at the back of the balcony in church. So I’d often get to go up with him for the service. More’s memory has (of course) been celebrated by Roman Catholics in England since Reformation times. He was officially canonized by Pope Pius XI in 1935, and he has been recognized on the Church of England’s calendar since 1980&...Opposition to...

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Reading Ordinariate Group: February 2011

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Serving the Reading Ordinariate Group and its friends and followers. Sunday, 27 February 2011. Fr Elliott announces his Resignation from Holy Trinity, Reading. I have informed the bishop of Oxford of my intention to resign my post here at Holy Trinity in order to be part of the Reading Ordinariate Group which will meet at S. James’ Church from Ash Wednesday. As a consequence my last Sunday at Holy Trinity will be 6. Labels: Holy Trinity Reading. Wednesday, 23 February 2011. The Catholic League Treasurer.

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Timotheos Prologizes: A Christmas without Anglicans?

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Thursday, December 25, 2014. A Christmas without Anglicans? One of the things I like most about the Christmas season are the carols. It only occurred to me recently that so many of them came to us from Anglicans. That reminded me that even our popular image of jolly old St. Nick was shaped by a professor of biblical studies at (of all places) an Episcopal seminary. And what about the carols? The Anglican priest Charles Wesley, penned the classic “Hark! 8221; What would Christmas be like without Anglicans?

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Timotheos Prologizes: The Old Testament Gospels

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Saturday, April 08, 2006. The Old Testament Gospels. Before the New Testament was written, the early Church looked at the Scriptures and found an abundant witness of Christ. Here are four vivid prophetic accounts of the Passion of Christ from the pages of the Old Testament, written centuries before the events they foreshadowed actually happened. They are what I like to call the Old Testament Gospels. The Gospel according to Moses. After these things God tested Abraham and said to him, "Abraham! Confrater...

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Timotheos Prologizes: This Easter, rise to the occasion

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Sunday, April 05, 2015. This Easter, rise to the occasion. Not too long ago, I heard an interesting ad on the radio. It was for a lighting company that was having a sale. I think they specialize in novelty lighting for parties and concerts. They told the listeners, “This Easter, rise to the occasion and take advantage of our sale on lighting.”. And that line struck me—“This Easter, rise to the occasion.” Was this just a lame Easter joke? A way to “cash in”? Why did Jesus rise from the dead? It is perhaps...

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Traditional Anglo-Papist: April 2006

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In the midst of the mother of all flus. I have just finished Michael Yelton's Anglican Papalism: An Illustrated History 1900-1960. I think the book has some major holes and a very confusing approach. Yet it has sparked my interest. I may review it more fully later. However at the moment I would just like to add that the narrow focus in the last chapter on Forward in Faith. Here are a couple of links to websites of interest which arise in the book:. Pilgrimage to Egmanton 2005. Here is a little quote:.

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News and Links - All Saints' Church, East Finchley

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All Saints Church, East Finchley. How to find us. The Society of the Holy Cross. The Anglican Diocese of London. The Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham. Mothers' Union London Branch. Holy Trinity School , East Finchley. Homily for 19 (C) 2016. When a man has had a great deal given him, a great deal will be demanded of him. What is the core message, if there is one? But what’s in it for me? How can I make the Kingdom come? How can I forget my own cares and better serve my Father who loves me? So God is sayi...