Warmest congratulations on your ordination. I'm a Roman Catholic, who attends both Novus Ordo and Latin Masses, and have very little time for the current Vatican incumbent. We've had many bad popes, but this one seems hell-and I use the word advisedly- bent on destruction of the Church he's been entrusted to guide. This article was an important help to understand Catholic Anglicanism. Our English Martyrs, like St Oliver Plunkett whose feast day was this Sunday may may not entirely agree with your thesis, but those days are long past. Our Western society is in such a mess, that we don't have the luxury of infighting.
Congratulations, Fr. Calvin. I don't agree with all of your theology, but I also believe that unity in the church is an essential goal.
I would take issue with how you framed the Reformation, since Luther and others did not leave the Catholic church, but were kicked out. I don't see how they had much of a choice in "leaving Rome."
But perhaps that's better left for another time. For now, congratulations.
Amen! May the Lord bless you and your ministry- great to read your post - appreciate your heart and clarity- I love the pursuit of unity of all believers to reflect Him more fully in our world today - your brother in Kentucky is praying for you!
Congratulations brother. We need more priests in the trenches living the faith. Armed with the cross and the rosary let us save souls by bringing them to Christ. Wonderful explanation of our journey. Strive for the faith. Deus Vult.
Also, wonderful picture at the end of a beautiful catholic family. Forgive the pride, they are my parishioners here at St Charles King and Martyr. Know we in St Charles (Huntsville, Alabama) are praying for you and your ministry.
Fr Robinson, as a Roman Catholic in Ireland, I recognise you as a true priest. I have more respect for you than for the Pope because he has basically turned Pagan (if anyone doubts this, look at the footage of him worshipping the Pachamama and performing a pagan ritual on the altar of St Peter's, or read his comments in which he claims all religions are the same - which amount to syncretism). While I still recognise the Pope as head of the Roman Catholic Church, I feel he is make terrible errors. I feel privileged to have come across you, by chance, on TV (GB News, which I used to watch before they sacked you and turned into the Home of Cancel Culture & propaganda wing of the Israeli Government). I would love to see you in conversation with Bishop Schneider and Cardinal Burke, or speaking at the Cafe Theology events organised by the Diocese of Waterford & Lismore in Ireland.
Father Robinson. May God Richly bless you and all you put your hands to do!
As a "Rad Trad" I am naturally going to disagree with a lot of what you have said.
Personally though I would always prefer to focus on what we agree on. In that spirit I wish you every blessing in your new ministry.
God bless you, Father Robinson
God speed, good and faithful servant.
Congratulations and thank you for writing this.
Theologically, I struggle to fit into the denominations. I’ve started calling myself an orthodox catholic Anglican.
I see myself as part of the orthodox Church in England and have a catholic perspective.
There is one Church in England. We may have different styles, but we are One.
Warmest congratulations on your ordination. I'm a Roman Catholic, who attends both Novus Ordo and Latin Masses, and have very little time for the current Vatican incumbent. We've had many bad popes, but this one seems hell-and I use the word advisedly- bent on destruction of the Church he's been entrusted to guide. This article was an important help to understand Catholic Anglicanism. Our English Martyrs, like St Oliver Plunkett whose feast day was this Sunday may may not entirely agree with your thesis, but those days are long past. Our Western society is in such a mess, that we don't have the luxury of infighting.
Best wishes for your ministry.
Congratulations, Father! God bless you!
Well said, Father Robinson! For the unity of the Church!
Praying for you. Congratulations
Congratulations, Fr. Calvin. I don't agree with all of your theology, but I also believe that unity in the church is an essential goal.
I would take issue with how you framed the Reformation, since Luther and others did not leave the Catholic church, but were kicked out. I don't see how they had much of a choice in "leaving Rome."
But perhaps that's better left for another time. For now, congratulations.
Thank you - that was fascinating. What a clear explanation of a rather complex state of affairs.
Congratulations and best wishes!
Good grief Calvin...heavy duty reading. The best of luck.
Amen! May the Lord bless you and your ministry- great to read your post - appreciate your heart and clarity- I love the pursuit of unity of all believers to reflect Him more fully in our world today - your brother in Kentucky is praying for you!
Congratulations brother. We need more priests in the trenches living the faith. Armed with the cross and the rosary let us save souls by bringing them to Christ. Wonderful explanation of our journey. Strive for the faith. Deus Vult.
Also, wonderful picture at the end of a beautiful catholic family. Forgive the pride, they are my parishioners here at St Charles King and Martyr. Know we in St Charles (Huntsville, Alabama) are praying for you and your ministry.
God Bless you Fr. Robinson!
Fr Robinson, as a Roman Catholic in Ireland, I recognise you as a true priest. I have more respect for you than for the Pope because he has basically turned Pagan (if anyone doubts this, look at the footage of him worshipping the Pachamama and performing a pagan ritual on the altar of St Peter's, or read his comments in which he claims all religions are the same - which amount to syncretism). While I still recognise the Pope as head of the Roman Catholic Church, I feel he is make terrible errors. I feel privileged to have come across you, by chance, on TV (GB News, which I used to watch before they sacked you and turned into the Home of Cancel Culture & propaganda wing of the Israeli Government). I would love to see you in conversation with Bishop Schneider and Cardinal Burke, or speaking at the Cafe Theology events organised by the Diocese of Waterford & Lismore in Ireland.