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Interviewer’s Note: Unless otherwise noted, all quotes in this profile are taken from an interview with Owen A. Barfiled on September 13, 2022. The only grandson of Inkling Owen Barfield, he is the trustee of…
In the medieval period and up to around 1540, St. Etheldreda was still held in great esteem throughout England. Pilgrimages were made to her shrine in Ely Cathedral and badges were worn by those who…
While many congregations have returned to regular attendance after the 2020-2021 health restrictions, no one can forget what it was like trying to find Christian community and commemorate Christian holidays during the pandemic's peak. In…
By Charles A. Coulombe My past remarks on the possibility of Charles I’s sanctity awoke something of a hornet’s nest. Not surprisingly, Ordinariate folk in particular were harshly divided, and a number of English-speaking cradle…
With the rise in social media and ease of virtual communication, people have become increasingly isolated. People no longer go out to greet their neighbors. Even close friends prefer texting to calling. Dating is now…
Abstract This article aims to discuss the importance of Walsingham to the medieval Christians who once flocked there and why, in the sixteenth century English Reformation, local people would probably have wanted to protect and…
You are my first love, tossed by the sea of my soul. My blood has run with the timeless murmur of your rivers, and I have felt the stillness of your history stir a flame…
By Ryan Hunter Thoughts on the published Coronation Liturgy of King Charles III and Queen Camilla, "Called to Serve": Lambeth Palace (the seat and office of the primus of the Anglican Communion, the Most Rev.…
By Luis Dizon Recently, I listened to an interview with a United Church of Christ of minister named Dwight Welch, who asserted that Christians need not believe that Jesus physical rose from the dead. He…
Abstract: This article is a study of some aspects of the role of Catholic women in sixteenth-century England. It assesses how the Catholic faith was passed on to children and the wider family. It looks…
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