Apologies to all cat blogging fans for lack of cat bloggage last week, I was away at Latitude 2008 and so was unable to take photos.
Normal service has resumed.
Mlle Heidi
Gorgeous George
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“Protection. Conservation. Restriction. Deep ecology. Give me deep technology any day. They don't scare me. "I'm damned if I'll crawl, my children's children crawl on the earth in some kind a fuckin' harmony with the environment. Yeah, till the next ice age or the next asteroid impact." (Moh Kohn, The Star Fraction)/ "This is the fight between God and the Devil. If His Grace is with God, he must join me, if he is for the Devil he must fight me. There is no third way" King Gustavus Adolphus
University graduate, currently working as an Information Assistant for the NHS. Interested in politics, history, sci fi etc.
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The Church of England will today consider a plan to create a new tier of clergy in an attempt to avert a split over women bishops.Indeed perhaps those who are getting upset about women bishop should join the Catholic church, good riddance I say.
The plan for "super-bishops", who will oversee parishes opposed to women bishops, is one of several proposals to be discussed at a meeting today of the Church of England's national assembly, the General Synod, taking place in York.
More than one thousand traditionalist clergy have threatened to leave the Church of England, with some demanding men-clergy only churches or spiritual "gender havens".
Rows over women bishops are threatening to split the church, and today's debate has been overshadowed by reports of secret summits between conservative Anglican bishops and Vatican officials.
The reports were denied yesterday by the Archbishop of Canterbury. However, a senior source in Rome has told the Guardian that as many as six Church of England bishops, who have not been named, flew to the city to discuss their fears over Anglican policy on gay ministers and female bishops.
Their meetings have led to speculation that they were exploring the possibility of defecting to Catholicism. Williams was aware of some of the meetings, the source added. Although the Vatican has previously supported Williams in his attempt to uphold wider Anglican unity, even as protests grow over gay and women clergy, the source said the Church of England's moves to ordain female bishops could change the relationship between the Church of England and the Vatican.
Labels: CoE, Religion, Women Bishops