From the Independent today, Sarah Meyrick interviews John Sentamu
John Sentamu: Pilgrim’s progress
Judith Maltby writes in the Guardian’s Face to Faith column about Advent.
Also in the Guardian Martin Kettle reports on a New York City exhibition on Darwin’s life and work, America is caught in a conflict between science and God.
From the Telegraph The Chinese Marco Polo by Christopher Howse
The Times has material from two Orthodox bishops: Teaching the world to sing in perfect symphonia is a report of a visit to London by the Patriarch of Constantinople. And Bishop Basil of Sergievo writes the Credo column: Our tainted lives are a worthy gift to God, thanks to the Fiat of Mary.
Posted by Simon Sarmiento on Saturday, 26 November 2005 at 1:09pm GMTPardon me if I repeat myself, but I am extraordinarily impressed by Archbishop Sentamu! IMHO he is off to an excellent start.
Posted by: Prior Aelred on Sunday, 27 November 2005 at 11:06pm GMTThe total separation of Church and State in France, to which His Holiness the Oecumenical Patriarch refers in his LSE speech, does not prevent a certain degree of political control of episcopal appointments.
Posted by: cbs on Monday, 28 November 2005 at 12:17pm GMT