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We're excited to be a part of Called to the Nations event in Redruth on Saturday 9th February.
If you're in the area do come along, it's going to be a great day with worship, teaching from @OMUnitedKingdom 's founder George Verwer and more!
Find out more: https://t.co/OyljtMKFIk
@MoonBase2036 @dlongenecker1 Indeed. Yet under canon law, only applicable to those who persist in unrepentant sin. So, plenty of time to change course. In the meanwhile, excommunication is likely off limits. Of course, if people persist in unrepentant sin... Well. Bad news all around. 🙄
@dlongenecker1 Woe to those of us who do not fear & tremble at the coming wrath of the lamb. There will be a reckoning. And no amount of special pleading about one's status within any church will suffice to turn away his righteous fury. Only grace perfected by humble repentance & faith will do.
@dlongenecker1 No. The answer will come when our Lord #Jesus Christ separates sheep from goats on the final day. When he judges the unrepentant who signed infanticide into law & brazenly lit up a building to "celebrate" killing children, the screams of the "least of these" will be vindicated.
My German Jewish grandparents were amongst the lucky survivors of the Holocaust. They fled Berlin in 1933. I’ll never forget. I hope you won’t. It is our greatest defence against it happening again - not just to Jews but to any race or minority https://t.co/qFd5i4FLpj
Let us pray for the victims of the terrorist attack on the Cathedral of Jolo, in the Philippines. May the Lord, Prince of Peace, convert the hearts of the violent, and grant the inhabitants of that region a peaceful coexistence.
This is my father (with his sister). They were German Jews. I am so thankful that they escaped from the Nazis and came to England as refugees. Most of the rest of their family were exterminated in Dachau, Riga and other concentration camps.
#NeverForget#HolocaustMemorialDay2019
Lovely, charitable discussion with some new Catholic friends this evening. Albeit one where I sensed the Spirit tugging at me to simultaneously be honest about my sense of calling to the Anglican priesthood, and my openness to / background in Catholicism. Strange & fascinating.
Well, unless they swim the opposite way across the Tiber & the channel to make the pilgrimage to Canterbury. We Anglicans are happy to return to the early (and Orthodox) church's habit of not seeing Holy orders & marriage as mutually exclusive. 😉
Going into schools for Q and A sessions on vocations has taught me that if someone asks, "Can priests get married?" The next question is likely to be, "But can they get girlfriends?"
No, Tommy, you can't use that loophole.
Let us not forget the victims of the Holocaust. Their unspeakable suffering continues to cry out to humanity: We are all brothers and sisters! #RemembranceDay
Finally got around to watching #darkesthour last night. As much as it does play fast & loose with history, it was a very entertaining reminder of how perilously close Europe came to being utterly dominated by the Nazis. A good reason to be thankful for the UK's belligerence.
I want to clear something up so that there is absolutely no doubt.
I’m a Board Certified OB/GYN who has delivered over 2,500 babies.
There’s not a single fetal or maternal condition that requires third trimester abortion. Not one. Delivery, yes. Abortion, no.
@ATFurse @AndrewPetiprin @Jay3dward @frsteverice Amen. There is no lasting benefit to division. We must strive for unity. The Lord can & will bring such a miracle to pass one day.