Ed Thornton writes in the Church Times Whittam Smith ‘shocked’ by banking scandal.
Edward Malnick writes in the Telegraph: Women bishops must be given full powers, MPs warn.
Lizzy Davies writes in The Observer that Women bishops campaign approaches crucial synod vote.
BBC has Women bishops vote facing postponement at general synod.
The BBC Radio 4 programme Sunday this morning presented this special programme from General Synod in York.
The Archbishop of Canterbury gave this speech on Saturday in the debate on World-shaped Mission.
The Archbishop of Canterbury preached this sermon in York Minster this morning.
Lizzy Davies in The Guardian reports on the Archbishop’s sermon: Rowan Williams issues warning ahead of women bishops vote.
In his York Minster Trinity V sermon – Archbishop Rowan used the word “Frustratingly” once – “Frustrated” ten times and “Frustration(s)” sixteen times. Do you think he’s trying to tell us something?
The archbishop says the church is frustrated about women bishops and scratching its head over gay priests. It was his and Sentamu’s amendment which created the frustration and their letter to the government over same-sex marriage too. He is a leader, instead of scratching his head and telling us we are frustrated why isn’t he leading the way forward? Is that his legacy, a church mired in frustration and depression? Quite an achievement.
Your final link mentions Roman Williams? Is he heading to us?
I wonder how that happened, Ed. I’ve corrected it to Rowan.