Daily Archives: August 3, 2012

British Judge Approves Christian Conversion

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Of a 10 year old Jewish girl. (JTA) – A British judge has allowed a 10-year-old Jewish child to convert to Christianity against her mother’s wishes. In November 2011 the mother of the girl applied for a court order to … Continue reading →

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Episcopal to Catholic Converts

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Ordinariate Ordinations in Melbourne

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  Sentire Cum Ecclesia is reporting: I’ve just received news that eight priests will be Ordained at St. Patrick’s Cathedral, East Melbourne on Saturday, 8th September 2012 at 10.00 a.m. (five for Melbourne and three others) for the Ordinariate of Our … Continue reading →

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Forgiving Monsters

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George Conger: One of the most notorious criminal cases in modern European history has returned to the public eye, dominating the front pages and leaders of Belgium’s newspapers. A judge has agreed to release Michelle Martin from prison on the … Continue reading →

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Archaeology at Work: Discovery of a Seal (Dating to the time of King Hezekiah)

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Dr Robert Cargill has details on the find and identification thereof: Today (August 2, 2012) at Tel Azekah, Chaim Tzemach unearthed a jar handle with a LMLK seal impression on it. Area S-2 Supervisor Omer Sergi (a Ph.D candidate in archaeology at Tel Aviv … Continue reading →

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Ordinariate Togetherness

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Writes Fr Andrew Bartus: With the frequency of negative attention towards the Ordinariates, some wonder whether there is a pro-Ordinariate blog still out there. Anglican Patrimony is unashamedly pro-Ordinariate. It always has been, and always will be. As difficult as times … Continue reading →

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