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Martin Thornton

The Anglican Spiritual Tradition, parts 1 and 2

by AIES Staff May 3, 2017
The Anglican Spiritual Tradition, parts 1 and 2

By Martin Thornton PART ONE There is good reason for dividing this lecture into two unequal parts. I must first offer a brief resumé of…

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Archbishop Fisher: “We have no doctrine of our own”

by AIES Staff September 16, 2016

“The Anglican Communion, with its fellowship of Churches, has a special responsibility at this time in the world. We have no doctrine of our own—we…

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What is “English Spirituality”?  

by AIES Staff March 2, 2015
What is “English Spirituality”?   

“The foundation of Christian life is the liturgy, seen as both Mass and Office, from which flows personal devotion based on the Bible.” So begins Fr Martin…

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Martin Thornton’s Ressourcement Syllabus

by AIES Staff February 9, 2015

[from the appendix to English Spirituality: An Outline of Ascetical Theology According to the English Pastoral Tradition, rev. ed. 1986.] A Course of Study in Ascetical…

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“‘Spiritual but Not Religious’ as Seed of Evangelization: A Personal Tale”

by AIES Staff January 30, 2015

[Note: This article appeared in the 9 September 2012 issue of The Living Church.] Surely enough ink has been spilt about how the claim “I’m spiritual…

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John Macquarrie and panentheism, part 1

by AIES Staff February 24, 2014

A former dean of Nashotah House, Robert Munday, has written a blog post that, in the course of stating his pehttp://akensidepress.com/blog/wp-admin/post.php?post=1130&action=edit&message=1rspective and feelings about the…

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The Case for a Prologue Office of Praise

by AIES Staff November 27, 2013

“It is not sufficient to participate regularly in the Eucharist, with its unequal stress on individuality and formalism; rather we have to be eucharistic people.…

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The Person of Jesus Christ (Lecture 1 of 5) by John Macquarrie

by AIES Staff November 21, 2013

[display_podcast] LECTURE 1 “The State of Christology in the Present Age” Presiding Bishop John Allin introduces John Macquarrie to the House of Bishops’ gathering. In…

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On Catholic Anglicanism

by AIES Staff October 29, 2013

(Note: This is a description of Catholic Anglicanism written by Father Thomas Fraser, rector of St Paul’s, Riverside, Illinois.) When we speak of “Catholic Anglicanism”…

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Angels and the Catholic Imagination, part 1: Angels are all about God

by AIES Staff September 30, 2013

Angels and the Catholic Imagination, a homily series HOMILY II | HOMILY III Homily 1 of 3: “Angels are all about God” Given at St Paul’s,…

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