Graham Kings considers Cardinal Walter Kasper’s book The Catholic Church, provides a summary and commentary on Kasper’s address at the recent Conference on Vatican II at Georgetown University and includes a key Vatican II text on Unity and Communion
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Evangelical Anglican Reflections from Rome
So what does an evangelical Anglican make of spending two weeks at an Extraordinary Synod of the Church of Rome?
Evangelii Gaudium: The Joy of the Gospel
A review of Pope Francis recent Apostolic Exhortation EVANGELII GAUDIUM
Jorge Bergoglio: Latin American Pope
A poem written at Hilfield Friary, Dorset, following two earlier poems on ‘Karol Wojtyla: Polish Pope’ and ‘Joseph Ratzinger: European Pope’ (more…)
Jewel's Gem: Reflections on the 450th Anniversary of Bishop John Jewel's Apologia
Reflections on the 450th anniversary of Bishop John Jewel’s ‘Apologia’ (more…)
Tom Wright for Everyone
Tom Wright for Everyone Putting the Theology of N.T. Wright into practice in the Local Church (SPCK £9.99) by Stephen Kuhrt So what caused me to write a book with the somewhat cheeky title Tom Wright for Everyone? My motivation was simple: to provide more people with access to the ground-breaking biblical scholarship of N.T. […]
Sermon series on Cardinal Newman: 1 – The Apologia
Sermon given at Matins on Sunday 7 November 2010 07 November 2010 at 10:00 am by The Reverend Dr Nicholas Sagovsky, Canon in Residence A Fulcrum series in partnership with Westminster Abbey During the recent visit of the Pope to Britain, there was a great deal of interest in John Henry Newman. This was because […]
Mary: Grace and Hope in Christ – Fulcrum response to the Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission agreed statement
Fulcrum Response to the Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission Agreed Statement Mary: Grace and Hope in Christ by Graham Kings vicar of St Mary Islington and theological secretary of Fulcrum Originally published by Fulcrum in May 2005 We welcome the irenic, ecumenical theological tradition of the discussions and some constructive clarifications which may point to ways […]
The Ambiguous Legacy of John Henry Newman: Reflections on the Papal Visit 2010 – Fulcrum Newsletter October 2010
The Ambiguous Legacy of John Henry Newman: Reflections on the Papal Visit 2010 Fulcrum Newsletter October 2010 by Graham Kings, Bishop of Sherborne Introduction Beguiling and virulent, holy and vituperative, quicksilver and splenetic, charming and cantankerous: there are many sides to the character of John Henry Newman, brought out variously and vicariously in their biographies […]
Pope Benedict and the Enigma of English Christianity
Pope Benedict and the Enigma of English Christianity by John Martin published with the kind permission of The Living Church In London’s East End stand two churches commemorating religious martyrs. A plaque in St. James Clerkenwell celebrates a line of succession from the Lollards, whose inspiration was the Bible translator John Wycliffe, to people burned at […]