The Catholic tradition offers a rich and varied resource for the Church of England to draw upon. Far from being the preserve of one discrete corner of the national church, it offers instead an abundant seam of theology, practice and spirituality which is a gift to the whole body of Christ. First presented as a series of study days held at St Peter de Beauvoir Town, North London, the contributions in this book explore the richness and diversity of the Anglo-Catholic tradition. Chapters reflect on how the tradition can speak into all aspects of life, from community to prayer, worship to marriage, celibacy, and from celibacy to justice. With essays from Rowan Williams, Michael Leyden, Ben Kerridge, Jarel Robinson-Brown, Morwenna Ludlow, and Charlie Bell, and homilies from Peter Groves, Joanne Grenfell and Nicolas Stebbin.

About the Author
Simon Cuff is Vicar of St Peter, De Beauvoir Town. He was formerly Lecturer in Theology at St Mellitus College and Honorary Assistant Priest at St Cyprian's Clarence Gate in the Diocese of London. He has been Fellow of the Centre for Theology and Community, and Contributing Editor to the S. Mary Magdalen School of Theology.


Book Information
ISBN 9781786226723
Author Simon Cuff
Format Paperback
Page Count 160
Imprint Canterbury Press Norwich
Publisher Canterbury Press Norwich