Sylvester I of Rome
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: skip to main skip to sidebar The Ohio Anglican.blog Opinion , News , History , Information and Random Thoughts Of A Lost Broad-Church Orthodox Anglican Looking To Build A Home In Northern . Ohio Thursday , December 31, 2009 Sylvester I of Rome Pope Saint Sylvester I or Silvester I was pope from January 31, 314 to December 31, 335, succeeding Pope . Miltiades He filled the See of Rome at a very important era in the history of the Church , but very little is known of him . He was the first bishop of Rome to call himself Pope meaning father . The accounts of his papacy preserved in the Liber Pontificalis 7th or 8th century are little else than a record of the gifts said to have been conferred on the Roman Church by Emperor Constantine . I Propers for Sylvester Bishop of Rome The . Collect O ALMIGHTY God , who hast called us to faith in thee , and hast compassed us about with so great a cloud of witnesses : Grant that we , encouraged by the good examples of thy Saints , and especially of thy servant Sylvester of Rome , may persevere in running the race that is set before us , until at length , through thy mercy , we with them attain to thine eternal joy through him who is the author
If there has ever been a movie that has provoked me and aroused anxiety and concern it is Ben Stein's Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed. Every Christian and every religious person should see this documentary. What is particularly disturbing is that atheists and socialists and communists are now out of the closet and openly declaring that religion is a delusion and a fantasy and should be
In your discussions of things ecumenical, remember to refer to Pope Benedict as "the Pope of Christian Unity".
A reader alerted me to the following piece In the Canadian daily The Globe and Mail by Ian Hunter,
Ian Hunter is professor emeritus in the faculty of law at the University of Western Ontario.
My emphases and [...]Post from: WDTPRS
Benedict XVI’s Anglican provisions like the razing of ecumenical Berlin Wall
December 28th, 2009 Posted in Anglican Church in North America, TEC |
By Warren Cole Smith, Crosswalk
According to numbers released in December by the Episcopal Church, that denomination’s membership dropped by 3 percent in 2008. That doesn’t sound like much, but I am a bit of a demographics junkie, plus I researched and examined a lot [...]
Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, titular head of the worldwide Anglican Communion, sent out to its 38 international provinces on Friday the final version of a "covenant," an agreement on some broad structural principles. The American Episcopal Church and possibly the Canadian Anglican Church are unlikely to go along with the terms of the covenant, and that will probably relegate them to a second-tier membership in the communion.
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Watch a statement on YouTube here
Dr Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, has hailed the publication of a set of guidelines for the Anglican Communion that could see it acquire new members.
Published: 12:30PM GMT 19 Dec 2009
Dr Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury Photo: GETTY
Dr Williams also admitted that [...]
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Dear friends let each of us make a personal resolve read and believe the bible in its plain and grammatical sense - THIS billboard does not illustrate THE ANGLICAN WAY!!!!! This justification on the website of hIghlights for all to see how far we have strayed from the biblical story in our thinking and if [...]
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December 16th, 2009 Posted in Gay Marriage |
Hat Tip: Greg Griffith, Stand Firm
Responding to the piece at Politico by Ben Smith saying that gay marriage is inevitable, noted traditional marriage proponent Maggie Gallagher responds over at National Review with eight reasons why gay marriage it’s not. Among them:
2. Young people are not as unanimous as [...]
While some of what is said here is indeed true, sadly too many leaders of Bishop David’s stature do not mention, that Not only did Jesus accept those the rulers of the day did not, but He also said, “go and sin no more”. There is so little of the transforming power of the Good [...]
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