Anglican Union...On The Journey

FR, James Kennaugh opens up the Pslam of the day to explore the power of God

Deacon Apollo Makaran from the Netherlands serving the Anglican Union Europe invites us to consider the power of listening.

Deacon Cynthia Radley considers the challenges of obedience in difficult circumstances and the blessings in life such spiritual discipline brings about.

Fr. Sam Koilpillai from the London Oratory reflects on the Pslam of the Day inviting us to 3 experiences of prayer for a holy Lent.

Pslam 74 identifies the sense of loss when Israel faced the destruction of the Temple. The loss of Holy Places today should cause us some grief as well.  

So what's this about seeds, sower and soil????   An adventure in using the soil of our lives to grow. Fr. Roger Radley of the Anglican Union considers some down and dirty spiritual questions

Meet a man who could paint a picture of heavenly grace with words that gave new meaning to the beauty of holiness. A man whose words truly were for the ages.

Kevin Francis Donlon, Prefect of the Anglican Union, takes 5 minutes to consider the dangers of compromise and complacency in past ages and this age and that the antidote is a renewed sense of grace and boldness

Deacon Graeme Woodbrook of the Anglican Union considers how a journey with Christ was then and is now. 

Fr. Jamie from Whaley Bridge UK introduces us to someone not on the original roster of Apostles but who lived into the vocation. A reminder that we may not always receive the first call but always should be ready to serve.

Fr. Gabriel Ipasu of the Oratory in Central Florida takes some time to consider Matthews's Gospel for today and suggests that there are opportunities for grace that we can't pass up

Today we meet a brother who has forgiven a great cruelty and a mother who models humility against the odds

This episode speaks of how Peter Damian changed the world without the use of social media

Today we consider Abraham, Simon, Andrew, and James in a foundational truth of our relationship with God, and it's something Lent calls us to ponder deeply.

Evil seems to be lurking around every corner. This is not new. Consider how the wisdom of the ages met the challenge. 

Today we consider Jesus' time in the desert as he wrestled with the forces of darkness and how God's Grace and the presence of the angels kept him focused on the call of his life. Interestingly his challenges in the desert are not that different than our own

When making the Journey of Pilgrimage it is at times helpful to be familiar with those who have travelled before us. Today we meet a Traveler by the name of Janani, who started as a shepherd in the hills of his country but whose journey brought him to the crossroads of history.

Today we are reminded that traditionally Fridays are days of fasting. At one point that meant abstaining from meat and eating fish. What dies it mean for us today? Are there deeper challenges to fasting in a post-modern world? Come and listen.

On Day 2 of this journey, we consider how it takes courage and conviction on the journey to pursue a Godly life. We offer a brief story about a man named Sigfrid to illustrate how to be a living sanctuary for God, 

As we set out for the journey the church offers an array of resources to ensure a rich experience on the journey. Here are some thoughts to help get started.

The Anglican Union Clergy invites you to go on Pilgrimage each day as they walk the Journey of Lent with essentials necessary for a pilgrimage that is invaluable to every person. Take a few minutes each day and see what is in store on the Journey

The Old Testament Lessons of Advent remind us that we do have to make a turn towards God and that requires a refinement we cannot do on our own.

For those of us who struggle with the changes and chances of life and are frustrated by the hard knocks life sometimes renders, we receive confidence from the words of Mary offered to us t in her response to the Angel Gabriel as found in St. Luke’s Gospel

When desiring purpose meaning and direction, who or what do you seek?  The best course is already laid out if we are looking.