Matthew Puddister
Writer at Anglican Journal
Writer at Matthew Puddister Newsletter
Journalist and amateur film critic. RCP/RCI. Concerned citizen of planet Earth. 🌎 https://t.co/jCW0cmaeJm Backup account: @mattpuddister1
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1 week ago |
anglicanjournal.com | Matthew Puddister
Controversy surrounds electoral synod after search committee members resignBishop Mary Irwin-Gibson has corrected a previously reported statement that no formal complaints have been made against any of the candidates nominated to succeed her as bishop of Montreal after being asked by the Journal about a harassment complaint made against at least one of them in 2020. The diocese’s electoral synod is slated for May 3.
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2 weeks ago |
medium.com | Matthew Puddister
A new H&R Block Canada survey reports 85% of Canadians, the vast majority of the population, agree that “living paycheque to paycheque is the new norm.” To get a sense how fast the economic outlook for most people is deteriorating, consider just 60% reported feeling that way in a similar survey last year. The new survey is full of damning statistics. In 2006, U.S. Sen.
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2 weeks ago |
medium.com | Matthew Puddister
Matthew Puddister·Follow19 min read·--Soviet poster: “We have to fight for peace!”Posters, speeches, periodicals, etc. from the Soviet Union and other Eastern Bloc states are fascinating artifacts from societies that overthrew capitalism. Despite the rule of Stalinist bureaucratic castes, establishing nationalized planned economies in these deformed workers’ states still marked a huge progressive step forward.
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2 weeks ago |
anglicanjournal.com | Matthew Puddister |Sean Frankling
The Order of Bishops has chosen four nominees for this June’s election of the next primate of the Anglican Church of Canada. They are: National Indigenous Anglican Archbishop Chris Harper; Archbishop Greg Kerr-Wilson, bishop of Calgary and metropolitan of the ecclesiastical province of the Northern Lights; Bishop of Caledonia David Lehmann; and Bishop Riscylla Walsh-Shaw, suffragan bishop in the diocese of Toronto.
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3 weeks ago |
anglicanjournal.com | Matthew Puddister
An interview with Christopher GassonIf God is truly the Almighty and the basis of our existence, Christopher Gasson says, then everything anyone can say about life and the world will tell us more about God’s nature—to the point, he believes, that “we can find God in works that are savagely opposed to God.”A journalist, publisher, Anglican and amateur theologian, Gasson is the author of The Devils’ Gospels: Finding God in Four Great Atheist Books.
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Guy describing capitalism: "This is feudalism."
The American worker doesn’t live in a capitalist society. He lives in a feudal one. But instead of kings and castles, you have CEOs and corporations. And instead of chains, you have debt. They take your taxes. But give you no healthcare. No education. No safety. No
RT @Craig_A_Spencer: I remember very distinctly when Covid vaccines were rolled out. As an ER doctor, I saw that people who got vaccinated…
U.S. secret police kidnapping more people.
ICE arrest Virginia man in courthouse raid—right after judge dismissed case against him. 'Agents' had no badges, refused to show warrant, then put him in unmarked van. "Do not touch me or impede me in my lawful duty," the 'agent' in pink shirt—who seems to be in charge—can be https://t.co/Z15t4lWlKw
