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UrbanXpat

THE CONCEPT OF #UMMAH IN ISLAM:Ummah is an Arabic word that is usually translated into English as nation. Thus, when someone from an English-speaking background hears the word Ummah, they

Sister Walburga

SisterWalburga

A thread about our monasteries in EnglandBenedictine monasteries are independent. Each community is different. We apply the Rule of St Benedict in different ways.This is very important for us because

William Yearout

YearoutWilliam

oh man do i have some thoughts on this.https://twitter.com/abellejm/status/1300289862403272704 Growing up in the 90s-00s in an evangelical church was what I'd describe as "peak youth group". Emotional outbursts, speaking in

Sister Walburga

SisterWalburga

Thread on Benedictine's in England part 2!4 more RC women's communities today Firstly Holy Trinity Monastery, Herefordshire. Many of you will know @Digitalnun from Twitter. They have a charism for

Dr Robin Douglas

Robin_C_Douglas

Was there an esoteric/occult revival in the late Victorian period?A thread/1 It's fairly uncontroversial in the secondary literature to speak of such a thing (see e.g. https://www.jstor.org/stable/30053265?seq=1 and https://link.springe

Jay Hulme

JayHulmePoet

When I ran the Greater Churches Battle on here many of you became quite enamoured by St Peter Mancroft and her fancy hat.Well, yesterday I got to lurk in, on,

Nemets

Peter_Nimitz

Thread with excerpts from “Albion’s Seed: Four British Folkways in America” by David Hackett Fischer The four major waves of settlers before War of Independence: Puritans from E England to

Seth Haines

sethhaines

I've been very slow in writing about our family's recent turn toward the #Catholic church. There are reasons for this slow turn. Among them, I've written two books that touch

Davey Corduroy

MisterCorduroy

1/Since you asked, I decided to make a separate thread...https://twitter.com/BjPerrarre/status/1245959652304658432 2/Growing up my mom (Lutheran background) was part of the charismatic renewal. At 12 I experienced what is called the

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NEMonarchist

[[[THOMAS THE TANK ENGINE LORE THREAD]]] Where to begin, well I suppose with the author.The Reverend W. Awdry was an anglican clergyman who had a fascination with trains and wrote

Adam Michael Wood

adammichaelwood

Last week's second grade homeschool curriculum unexpectedly included a lesson on the Great Migration and Reparations. Other weeks included: Anglican colonialism, the documentary hypothesis, the nuclear arms race & Nagasaki+Hiroshima

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Elizaphanian

Is it possible to be an Archbishop and a practising Christian? A few thoughts prompted by reflecting on this personal statement from JWhttps://www.archbishopofcanterbury.org/news/latest-news/personal-statement-archbishop-canterbury-justin-w

Otis R. Taylor Jr.

otisrtaylorjr

The Catholic Church is racist, says the white pastor of St. Columba, a Black Catholic church in West Oakland. I talked to Black Catholics about their experience under the Oakland

Tom Clark

prospect_clark

1.The most complained about event in BBC history got me thinking about the monarchyWhat passes for the “national discussion” about the Crown is stuck in the 50sDon’t assume the Crown

Gemma Khawaja

GemmaKhawaja

@TradSongTues #tradsongtues #songcollectors #ejmoeran #ejmoeranbackground So, in this 1st thread I am going to tweet links that explore background info about who Moeran was, I'll start with the obvious Wikipedia

Medieval Graffiti

MedievalG

It's Holy Week, and how better to celebrate than with a virtual pilgrimage, to the medieval shrine at Walsingham..."As you came from the holy landOf Walsinghame,Met you not with my