The Three Tasks of Pope Francis The election of Cardinal Bergoglio to the papacy responds to three basic concerns that the conclave felt it necessary to address. These concerns helped to sketch the profile of the new Pope and Cardinal…
For anyone who may be interested, here’s the complete picture: Introduction. Principles 1 and 2. 1. Know and watch and guard your heart, cultivating the fear of the Lord.2. Seek wisdom. Principle 3. 3. Remember the power of words. Principles…
Having trawled through the following . . . Introduction. Principles 1 and 2. Principle 3. Principles 4, 5 and 6. Principles 7 and 8. . . . we come to the end: 9. Train and restrain your appetites. He who…
It has been rather disconcerting to see the British (and, from what I can tell, the world) media fawning over the pomp and pageantry of papal pursuits. The most incisive discussion I heard as the vote was going on was…
Connected by Sam Allberry has been published in the US this week, I wrote about it here, it’s worth getting hold of despite one of the most politically correct covers I’ve seen in a long time. The only two people…
What’s a Time Lord to do? He dabbles a little in the 17th century and the shadowy fiend known mainly as the Pope of Ealing throws twitterbombs in his direction. He dips an intergalactic toe in the murky waters of…
I’m pleased to announce Jeremy’s series on Social Media will be available on Twitter in 140 characters, one tweet per day for the next 25 years.
We’re making progress, and I will bundle all these links in due course, but for now we have had . . . Introduction. Principles 1 and 2. Principle 3. Here are principles 4, 5 and 6. 4. Consider your testimony…
So far, the introduction and the first two principles. Today, the most developed of the principles, concerning the power of words. While the applications are specific to social media, I hope that the principles are transferable to any communication. 3.…
I wanted 10 but only came up with 7….. 1. The church is weakened because the leaders do not model godliness. Congregations should be able to look at their elders and aspire to be like them in their life…
