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Subject TLC Weekly: Pope Benedict and Anglicans; Archbishop Calls for Peace in South Sudan; The Mystery of Epiphany
Date January 6, 2023 4:01 PM
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As both pope and cardinal, Benedict combined personal warmth toward Anglicans with his rigorist theological method.

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Pope Benedict XVI and Archbishop Rowan Williams in 2008 (ACNS photo)


** Benedict & Anglicans: Problems & Hopes
By Richard J. Mammana Jr.
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The pope described the Anglican tradition as a “precious gift nourishing the faith of [Roman Catholics] and as a treasure to be shared.” Read on ([link removed])


** Archbishop Calls for Peace in South Sudan
By Jesse Masai
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The presidents of two nations have echoed a call from the Primate of South Sudan for a cessation of hostilities in the country. Read on ([link removed])


** Tracing Alpha's Story
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** Review by Charlie Clauss
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Repackaging Christianity describes an evangelist movement featuring a particular style of Christianity that desires a more intimate experience of God. Read on ([link removed])


** Posing the Eternal Questions
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** By Pamela A. Lewis
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A medieval exhibit at the Philadelphia Museum of Art encourages self-reflection and self-interrogation. Is there a higher power? How am I called to live my life? What will happen to me after death? Read on ([link removed])


** The Mystery of Epiphany
By Paul D. Wheatley
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As we move from Christmastide to Epiphanytide, we celebrate the ways that Christ is born in us and through us into the world by the baptismal gift of the Spirit. Read on ([link removed])


** The Presence of Immanuel
By Thomas Kincaid
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Even as the crush of work priorities delayed from December ensues, enjoy the jewels the Lord is pouring out from his Scriptures each of the days of Christmastide. Read on ([link removed])


** The Friendly Beasts
By Amber Noel
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How do animals wait for God? Human waiting for Christ may be self-conscious in a way it is not for other animals (though, who knows?), but we’re clearly not the only ones who do it. Read on ([link removed])

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