Catechetical Mystablogy
Fr Thomas PlantWisdom, true myth, deep magic: Christian mystagogy with a Japanese angle. Unearth the hidden treasures of the apostolic faith with Fr Thomas Plant, Tokyo-based Anglican priest and fellow of the Cambridge Centre for the Study of Platonism.
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The Tokens Thicken
“What afterwards?” Or as we might more naturally say now, “what next?” With these words, Dr Pusey captures the spirit of our age at least as well as that of his. Our desires drag us on, but whatever we grasp, it is never enough. We think th...
The Master-fact of human life
Change is as sure as death: with this disconcerting insight, Fr Richard William Church (1815-1890) confronts one of the Four Last Things traditionally treated of in Advent. From a line of Irish Quakers, he spent his early years in Florence,...
Fat Pastures of the Soul
What are we to make of the Bible? A smorgasbord of ancient wisdom, some to be enjoyed, the rest discarded if it does not take our fancy, meet today’s social standards, or simply looks too foreign and exotic even to venture onto our palette?...
Second Sunday of Advent
The Second Sunday in Advent has been appropriated by the modern church as “Bible Sunday.” If this is necessary, it should not be: isn’t every Sunday “Bible Sunday?” Advent in the Western Church, at least, is already short enough a penitenti...
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Anglican priest in Tokyo. Author of "The Lost Way to the Good" (2021). PhD, nondualism in Dionysius the Areopagite and Shin Buddhism. Fellow, Cambridge Centre for the Study of Platonism. Aikido 2nd dan black belt. Plays improv piano and shakuhachi.
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