As reaaders may have read elsewhere on the Blogosphere the Episcopal (Anglican) Church in the USA has yet again ignored the Archbishop of Canterbury's pleading that they do nothing that would further break the bonds of unity. In the past this has led to the consecration of a man who had left his wife for another man and which consecration took place while he was in an openly homosexual relationship, and last week the consecration of a woman in an openly lesbian relationship took place.
These two events have broken the communion of the Anglican Communion to a degree that many of us can only be confused and scandalised by.
To make matters worse last week's "consecration" included as part of its opening ceremonies pagan rituals, ancestor worship, various non-Christian 'religious' dancing groups and references to Mother Earth. These can be seen by following the following link:
These two events have broken the communion of the Anglican Communion to a degree that many of us can only be confused and scandalised by.
To make matters worse last week's "consecration" included as part of its opening ceremonies pagan rituals, ancestor worship, various non-Christian 'religious' dancing groups and references to Mother Earth. These can be seen by following the following link:
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For a very good informative analysis of this tragedy visit:
For a very good informative analysis of this tragedy visit:
As many of you know I have long warned that, in England, we often only a few years behind the USA and it has to be said that the excesses of the Episcopal Church in the USA have already begun to influence our own Church of England. What you will see in this video has nothing to do with the
Christian Faith and is demonstrative of what St Gregory sent St Augustine to this land to save us from, namely: pagan worship.
Christian Faith and is demonstrative of what St Gregory sent St Augustine to this land to save us from, namely: pagan worship.
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