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Second Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission – ARCIC-II (1983-2005)
Second Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission, 1983-2004
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ARCIC-II-1 (1983) Programme for ARCIC-II, together with some notes on it.
ARCIC-II-2 (1983) Text of press release on the establishment of ARCIC-II, 13 June 1983.
ARCIC-II-3-1 (1983) Letter from Anglican Co-Secretary to Anglican members outlining the work of the first meeting of the Commission.
ARCIC-II-3-2 (1983) Letter from the Roman Catholic Co-Secretary to Roman Catholic members outlining the work of the first meeting of the Commission.
ARCIC-II-4-1 (1983) "Mutual Recognition of Separated Ministries and Churches" by Henry Chadwick.
ARCIC-II-4-2 (1983) "Obstacles in the Way of the Recognition of Ministries" by Edward Yarnold, SJ.
ARCIC-II-5-1 (1983) "Justification by Faith: Some Anglican Concerns" by Bishop Donald Cameron.
ARCIC-II-5-2 (1983) "Problems of Contemporary Ecclesiology (with some references to 'Justification') by John Thornhill, SM.
ARCIC-II-6-1 (1983) "Developments in Anglican/Roman Catholic Relations in England" by Mary Tanner.
ARCIC-II-6-2 (1983) "ARC/North America: An Overview" by Bishop Raymond Lessard.
ARCIC-II-7 (1983) Minutes of the First Meeting of ARCIC-II: Venice, 30 August – 6 September, 1983.
ARCIC-II-8 (1983) "The Ecclesiology of Reconciliation: 1) Salvation and the Church: Group A".
ARCIC-II-9 (1983) "The Ecclesiology of Reconciliation: 1) Salvation and the Church: Group B".
ARCIC-II-10 (1983) "The Ecclesiology of Reconciliation: 2) Steps towards full Communion: Group C".
ARCIC-II-11 (1983) "The Ecclesiology of Reconciliation: 2) Steps towards full Communion: Group D".
ARCIC-II-12 (1983) Press release from Venice meeting
ARCIC-II-12A (1983) Press Release (Draft).
ARCIC-II-12B (1983) Press Release – FINAL VERSION
ARCIC-II-13-1 (1983) Excerpt from the Report of Join Commission of the World Methodist Council and the Roman Catholic Church (second series, 1972-75) (known as the "Dublin Report" 1976).
ARCIC-II-13-2 (1983) Excerpts from third series of meetings of the Catholic/Methodist International Commission, 1977-81 ("Honolulu Report, 1981).
ARCIC-II-13-3 (1983) "Report of the Lutheran/Roman Catholic Study Commission on 'The Gospel and the Church' (from Lutheran World Vol. XIX, No. 3, 1972).
ARCIC-II-13-4 (1983) "Justification": an extract from Anglican/Lutheran Dialogue: The Report of the Anglican Lutheran Regional Commission, Helsinki, August-September, 1982 (SPCK 1983).
ARCIC-II-13-5 (1983) "The Doctrine of Justification in the Lutheran Dialogue with Other Churches" by Harding Meyer (from One in Christ, 1981-82).
ARCIC-II-13-6 (1983) "Joint Statement on Justification" (from The Report of the Lutheran-Episcopal Dialogue, Second Series 1976-1980, Forward Movement Publications, 1981).
ARCIC-II-13-7 (1983) "Justification by Faith" by the Lutheran-Roman Catholic Group in the U.S. (Published in Origins, NC doc. Service, Oct. 6, 1983, Vol. 13, No. 17).
ARCIC-II-14 (1983) Catalogue of ARCIC-II-papers.
ARCIC-II-15 (1984) "Church and Salvation – Scriptural" by John S. Pobee.
ARCIC-II-16 (1984) "Church and Salvation (on the Sacramentality of the Church)" by J.M.R. Tillard. OP.
ARCIC-II-17 (1984) "Justification. A Brief Introduction to Some Difficulties and Obscurities relating to Anglican and Roman Catholic Teaching" by Alister E. McGrath.
ARCIC-II-18-1 (1984) "Remarks on the Sacred Congregation of the Faith's 'Observations on the Final Report of ARCIC'" by an Anglican sub-committee of the Anglican-Roman Catholic Dialogue of Canada, March 9, 1984.
ARCIC-II-18-2 (1984) "Remarks on the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith's 'Observations on the Final Report of ARCIC'" by a Roman Catholic sub-committee of the Anglican-Roman Catholic Dialogue of Canada, April 8, 1983.
ARCIC-II-19-1 (1984) "Justification by Faith: A Perspective" by Henry Chadwick.
ARCIC-II-19-2 (1984) "A Brief Comment on Dr. Chadwick's paper" by Edward Yarnold, SJ.
ARCIC-II-20A (1984) Draft from St. Albans Sub-Commission: "Church and Salvation: General Framework".
ARCIC-II-20B (1984) Draft from St. Albans Sub-Commission: "Justification".
ARCIC-II-21 (1984) Drafts from the First Groups at Durham
ARCIC-II-21-1: Group A
ARCIC-II-21-2: Group B "Church and Salvation"
ARCIC-II-21-3: Group C
ARCIC-II-22 (1984) Minutes of the Second Meeting of ARCIC-II: Durham, August 22-31st, 1984
ARCIC-II-23 (1984) "Church and Salvation" – Outline conflation of Groups A, B, C
ARCIC-II-24 (1984) Drafts from the Second Groups at Durham
ARCIC-II-24A: Group 1: Introduction
ARCIC-II-25A: Group 2: History
ARCIC-II-26A: Group 3: Dogmatic
ARCIC-II-27A: Group 4: The Servant Church as Sign and Steward
ARCIC-II-28-1 (1984) Report of ARC/USA to ARCIC-II: August 1984
ARCIC-II-28-2 (1984) Letter from Canon John Baycroft to Canon Christopher Hill, dated 13th August 1984, outlining the work of Canadian ARC, 1983-84.
ARCIC-II-29 (1984) "Imputed and Imparted Righteousness" from group 2
ARCIC-II-30 (1984) Drafts from the third Drafting Groups at the Durham meeting
ARCIC-II-30-1 (1984) Introduction: Group 1-2
ARCIC-II-30-2 (1984) Church and Salvation Group 3-4 Part 1
ARCIC-II-30-3 (1984) Church and Salvation Group 3-4 Part 11
ARCIC-II-31 (1984) Memorandum of "Open Session" August 27, 1984
ARCIC-II-32 (1984) Press Release from the Durham Meeting
ARCIC-II-32A (1984) Draft Press Release from the Durham Meeting
ARCIC-II-32B (1984) Final Text of the Press Release
ARCIC-II-33 (1984) Growth in Reconciliation
ARCIC-II-34 (1984) Comments on the Final Drafts from Durham
ARCIC-II-35 (1985) "Justification by Faith: Notes on ARCIC-II-drafts on 'Church and Salvation'" by Bishop Donald Cameron
ARCIC-II-35-1 (1985) Extract from a letter to Mgr. Richard Stewart from Fr. John Thornhill, dated 10th November 1985
ARCIC-II-35-2 (1985) Two comments by Fr. Duprey on Durham texts
ARCIC-II-36-1 (1985) Pleshey Draft
ARCIC-II-36-2 (1985) Revised Pleshey Draft (revision by Fr. E. Yarnold & C. Hill also incorporating 39-1)
ARCIC-II-37 (1985) Debate by the General Synod of the Church of England on Baptism, Eucharist and Ministry Statement of the Faith and Order Commission of the WCC and the Final Report of ARCIC-I
ARCIC-II-38-1 (1985) "The concept of Unity in ARCIC-I: Some Personal Comments" by Gunther Gassman.
ARCIC-II-38-2 (1985) "Does the Way that Leads to Reunion let us Envisage the Shape it would have?" by Fr. John Thornhill, SM
ARCIC-II-38-3 (1985) "Ecclesiological Implications of Response and Reception Procedures" by Arthur A. Vogel
ARCIC-II-38-4 (1985) "The 'Goal' of Unity in Dialogues Involving Anglicans and some Implications for the work of ARCIC-II" by Mary Tanner
ARCIC-II-38-5 (1985) "Ecclesiological Implications in Roman Catholic Procedures of Response and Reception" by Raymond W. Lessard
ARCIC-II-39-1 (1985) Draft Revision of conclusion to Pleshey text (Bishop Cameron, Fr. Thornhill)
ARCIC-II-40-1 (1985) Theses on 'Catholic Practices' by Cecily Boulding with Response from Julian Charley
ARCIC-II-40-2 (1985) "Purgatory, Pardons and Invocation of Saints" by Brendan Soane and Oliver O'Donovan
ARCIC-II-41-1 (1985) Bishops' Conference USA: Response to ARCIC-I
ARCIC-II-41-2 (1985) Bishops' Conference England/Wales: Response to ARCIC-I
ARCIC-II-41-3 (1985) "Towards a Church of England Response to BEM & ARCIC" (CIO Publishing, Church House, Dean's Yard, London, SW1P 3NZ)
ARCIC-II-41-4 (1985) "Responses to the Final Report of ARCIC" (ACC, May 1985)
ARCIC-II-41-5 (1985) Report of the Standing Commission on Ecumenical Relations to the General Convention of the Episcopal Church, 1985 on the ARCIC Final Report
ARCIC-II-42-1 (1985) Some comments on the Pleshey Draft by Fr. Charles Acton (Colleague of Fr. Soane)
ARCIC-II-42-2 (1985) "Proposed addition on the Salvation of the Unbeliever" by Fr. Soane
ARCIC-II-42-3 (1985) "Notes and Suggestions on the Pleshey Draft" by Bishop Donald Cameron
ARCIC-II-42-4 (1985) Letter on the Pleshey Draft from Cecily Boulding, OP
ARCIC-II-42-5 (1985) "The Revised Pleshey Draft: Some Comments" by E.J. Yarnold, SJ
ARCIC-II-43-1 (1985) 1983 Code of Canon Law, canon 844 (Admission to Eucharist)
ARCIC-II-43-2 (1985) "The Status and Function of the Thirty-Nine Articles in the Church of England Today" by Philip Thomas
ARCIC-II-44-1 (1985) Draft List of National Anglican/Roman Catholic Dialogues
ARCIC-II-44-2 (1985) "Brief Comments on the Activities of some National ARCs not represented on ARCIC-II"
ARCIC-II-44-3 (1985) "Comments on the Work of the Canadian Anglican/Roman Catholic Dialogue (Canadian ARC)" by John Baycroft
ARCIC-II-44-4 (1985) "Development of Ecumenical Co-operation in Kenya" by David Gitari
ARCIC-II-45 (1985) "Justification by Grace through Faith" by John Baker (Theology LXIX Jan. 1966)
ARCIC-II-46 Minutes
ARCIC-II-47 Exchange of Letters on the Ordination to the Priesthood
ARCIC-II-47-1 Letter of Pope John Paul II on the Ordination Women (20 December 1984)
ARCIC-II-47-2 Archbishop of Canterbury's reply (22 November 1985)
ARCIC-II-47-3 Archbishop of Canterbury's letter to Cardinal Willebrands (22 November 1985)
ARCIC-II-47-4 Cardinal Willebrands' reply (17 June 1986)
ARCIC-II-48 Exchange of letters on the ordination of women to the priesthood between Cardinal Willebrands and ARCIC II
ARCIC-II-48-1 Cardinal Willebrands to ARCIC II Co-Presidents (13 July 1985)
ARCIC-II-48-2 ARCIC II Co-President's reply (14 January 1986)
ARCIC-II-49 Proposal from the Sub-Communion on 'Steps and Stages'
ARCIC-II-50A Graymoor Draft
ARCIC-II-50B Graymoor Draft (revised)
ARCIC-II-50C Graymoor draft (revised)
ARCIC-II-51 Graymoor Press Release
ARCIC-II-51-2 'Confidential note for other members of the ARCIC-II steering committee' by RLS [Richard Stewart]. 11 Jun 1985
ARCIC-II-52-1 'Indulgences: A Position Paper' by G R Evans, Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge. 1986
ARCIC-II-52-2 'Sin and Penance' from 'Christianity in the West 1400-1700' by John Bossy. [1986]
ARCIC-II-52-3 'Purgatory: In Quest of an Image' by Robert J.Schreiter. 11 Jun 1985
ARCIC-II-53 Drafting points on the Graymoor draft. Feb 1986
ARCIC-II-53A: Henry Chadwick
ARCIC-II-53B: Sister Cecily Boulding
ARCIC-II-53C: Julian Charley
ARCIC-II-53D: Donald Cameron
ARCIC-II-53-2 Comments on the Graymoor draft. 1986
ARCIC-II-53-2A: Brendan Soane
ARCIC-II-53-2B: Edward Yarnold
ARCIC-II-53-2C: Yarnold memo on Alister McGrath
ARCIC-II-53-2D: Mary Tanner
ARCIC-II-53-2 'Confidential note for other members of the ARCIC-II steering committee' by RLS [Richard Stewart]. (possibly misnumbered)
ARCIC-II-54
ARCIC-II-55-1 'Renewing the Koinonia Between our Two Churches I: Theological Background' by J M R Tillard. 1987
ARCIC-II-55-2 'Restoring Koinonia Between our Two Churches II: The Framework of our Task' by J M R Tillard. 1986
ARCIC-II-55-3 'The Eucharist and the Visibility of Koinonia' by J M R Tillard. 1987
ARCIC-II-56-1 (1986) "Steps Towards unity" by John Baycroft
ARCIC-II-56-2 (1986) "Kenosis and Koinonia: The Path Ahead for Anglican-Roman Catholic Dialogue" by Jean-Marie Laporte, SJ
ARCIC-II-56-3 (1986) "Understanding Real but Imperfect Communion between Anglicans and Roman Catholics" by Dr. Margaret O'Gara
ARCIC-II-56-4 "An Observation on the paper "Steps Towards Unity" by Christopher Hill
ARCIC-II-57 (1986) Salvation and the Church: Storrington Draft
ARCIC-II-57A (1986) Chairmen's Introduction
ARCIC-II-57B (1986) "A Note on Some Beliefs and Practices"
ARCIC-II-57C (1986) "Official Roman Catholic Teaching on Justification" by Edward Yarnold, SJ
ARCIC-II-57D (1986) "Possible footnotes with reference to the 16th Century Formularies" by Christopher Hill
ARCIC-II-57E (1986) "The Teaching of the English Reformers on Justification" by Mark Santer
ARCIC-II-57F (1986) Revised Draft of Chairmen's Introduction
ARCIC-II-58-1 (1986) "An Anglican View of the Substantive Issues Raised by the Ordination of Women and of How ARCIC-II-Might Handle the Question" by J. Robert Wright
ARCIC-II-58-1A – "Ecumenical Relations and the Ordination of Women to the Priesthood in the Episcopal Church," by William A. Norgren.
ARCIC-II-58-1B – "Women Priests and the Episcopal Church in the USA," by Dr. Susan M. Cole-King
ARCIC-II-58-1C – "The Ordination of Women and the 'Maleness' of Christ," by Richard A. Norris, Jr.
ARCIC-II-58-1D – "In the Image of Christ," by Sonya A. Quitslund
ARCIC-II-58-1E – "The Sacrament of the Good Creation," by Donald J. Keefe, S.J.
ARCIC-II-58-1F – "Sacramental Sexuality and the Ordination of Women," by Donald J. Keefe, S.J.
ARCIC-II-58-1G – "Christology and Sexuality–An Anglican Contribution," by Charles P. Price
ARCIC-II-58-1H – "Ordination of Women to the Christian Priesthood–An Anglican Perspective," by Charles P. Price
ARCIC-II-58-1I – "Theological Reflections on the Ordination of Women," by the (U.S.) National Conference of Catholic Bishops, 1972
ARCIC-II-58-1J – "ARC/USA Statement on the Ordination of Women," October 1975
ARCCOW-9 – Versailles Consultation, 1978
ARCIC-II-58-1L – "Christ, Revelation, and the Ordination of Women," by Arthur A. Vogel
ARCIC-II-58-1M – "A Consideration of Some of the Historical Objections to the Ordination of women," by Geoffrey W.H. Lampe
ARCIC-II-58-1N – Statement by Presiding Bishop Edmond Browning on the Recent Correspondence concerning Women's Ordination
ARCIC-II-58-2 (1986) "The Question of Women's Ordination and its Implication Within the Contest of Ecclesial Communion" by John Thornhill, SM
ARCIC-II-59 (1986) "Ordination of Women to the Priesthood: Bibliography, ARCIC-II" by Cecily Boulding, OP and Mary Tanner
ARCIC-II-59-1 (1986) "Ordination of Women to the Priesthood: Additional Bibliography for ARCIC-II-59 (86) Essays and Articles from Various Perspectives Both Pro and Con (Items not already listed by C. Boulding and M. Tanner)" by J. Robert Wright
ARCIC-II-59-2 "Ordination to the Priesthood: Additional Bibliography" by J. Robert Wright
ARCIC-II-60 (1986) "Anglican-Roman Catholic commission of New Zealand (ARCCNZ): Report to ARCIC-II-on the task set by that body to ARCCNZ"
ARCIC-II-61 (1986) "Comments by Robert Wright on the Storrington Draft"
ARCIC-II-62 (1986) "ARC-USA Resolution on the New Historical Research Concerning Apostolicae Curae"
ARCIC-II-63 (1986) Minutes of the Fourth Meeting of ARCIC-II, Llandaff, 26th August 4th September 1986
ARCIC-II-64 Llandaff Statement on "Salvation and the Church"
ARCIC-II-64A (1986) Llandaff Draft (some paragraphs only)
ARCIC-II-64B (1986) Llandaff Draft (some paragraphs only)
ARCIC-II-64C (1986) Llandaff Draft
ARCIC-II-64D (1986) Llandaff Draft
ARCIC-II-64E (1986) Draft Footnotes
ARCIC-II-64F (1986) Draft Footnotes
ARCIC-II-64G (1986) Final Text of Llandaff Statement on "Salvation and the Church"
ARCIC-II-65 Press release for Llandaff meeting
ARCIC-II-65A (1986) Draft Llandaff Press Release
ARCIC-II-65B (1986) Llandaff Press Release (Final Text)
ARCIC-II-66 (1987) Growth in Communion: A Schema
ARCIC-II-67 (June 1987) 'Growth in Communion: Unity in Diversity' and an accompanying letter from the Rt Revd Cormac Murphy-O'Connor and the Rt Revd Mark Santer
ARCIC-II-68 (3 June 1987) Suggestions and comments on ARCIC-II-66 by the Anglican-Roman Catholic Dialogue (Canada)
ARCIC-II-69 (28 May 1987) Vatican II's Ecclesiology of Communion (Jan Willebrands)
ARCIC-II-69-1 (1986) Subsistit In: The Significance of Vatican II's Decision to say of the Church of Christ not that it 'is' but that it 'subsists in' the Roman Catholic Church (Francis A. Sullivan)
ARCIC-II-70 (1987) Anglican Ordinations: an assessment by a sub-group of English ARC
ARCIC-II-71 (1987) Minutes of the meeting held between 2-10 September 1987 at Palazzola, Rome
ARCIC-II-72 (1987) Recommendations of Group Chairmen from meeting at Palazzola
ARCIC-II-73 (1987) Press release from meeting at Palazzola
ARCIC-II-73A (1987) First draft of press release from meeting at Palazzola
ARCIC-II-73B (1987) Press release from meeting at Palazzola
ARCIC-II-74 (1987) A Report on Responses made by Episcopal Conferences to the Final Report
ARCIC-II-75A-1 (1987) Working group report on 'Communion'
ARCIC-II-75A-2 (1987) Working group report from Group A (Part II)
ARCIC-II-75B (1987) Working group report from Group B on 'Unity and Diversity'
ARCIC-II-75C (1987) 'The Scandal of Division' report from Group C
ARCIC-II-75D (1987) 'Communion between Anglicans and Roman Catholics – The Present Situation' report from Group D
ARCIC-II-76-1 (1987) Working Group paper entitled 'Morals'
ARCIC-II-76-2 (1987) Authority and Koinonia
ARCIC-II-76-3 (1987) Reconciliation of Ministries
ARCIC-II-77 (1988) 'The Ordination of Women and Growth in Communion' produced by the Storrington Sub-Commission
ARCIC-II-77-1 (1988) The Ordination of Women and Growth in Communion, additions in light of debate on Friday 26 Aug 1988
ARCIC-II-77-2 (1988) Paper on the ordination of women
ARCIC-II-78 (1988) Paper entitled 'Reconciliation of Ministries' written by the North American Sub-Commission
ARCIC-II-78-1 (1988) Comments on the paper entitled 'Reconciliation of Ministries' written by the North American Sub-Commission
ARCIC-II-78-2 (1988) Notes on the paper entitled 'Reconciliation of Ministries' written by the North American Sub-Commission
ARCIC-II-79 (11 Apr. 1988) Paper entitled 'ARCIC II – Church and Communion' written by Birmingham Sub-Commission
ARCIC-II-80 (16 May 1988) Draft towards preparation of text on 'Authority, Primacy and Communion'
ARCIC-II-81 (6 June 1988) Report produced by the Morals Sub-committee, with an accompanying letter from Father Kevin McDonald
ARCIC-II-82 (1988) Minutes of the Sixth Meeting of ARCIC-II, Edinburgh, 24 Aug-2 Sep 1988
ARCIC-II-83 (1988) Reports and meeting papers on 'Church and Communion'
ARCIC-II-84 (1988) Notes from discussion groups at the Edinburgh meeting of ARCIC-II on 'Authority and Communion' and 'A Hiccough in Consensus'
ARCIC-II-85 (1988) List of points for discussion on 'morals'
ARCIC-II-86 (1988) Press release from Edinburgh meeting of ARCIC-II
ARCIC-II-86 (1988) Draft press release from Edinburgh meeting of ARCIC-II
ARCIC-II-86-1 (1988) Press release from Edinburgh meeting of ARCIC-II
ARCIC-II-87 (1989) "Church and Communion: Godalming-Ammerdown Draft"
ARCIC-II-88 (1989) Exchange of Letters between the Archbishop of Canterbury and Pope John Paul II, 1988
ARCIC-II-89 (1989) "Draft Continuation of Next Steps" by Fr. Edward Yarnold, SJ
ARCIC-II-90 (1989) "Church and Communion Part I: Storrington-Birmingham Draft"
ARCIC-II-91 (1989) "Oxford Morals Draft"
ARCIC-II-92 (1989) "Minutes of the Seventh Meeting of ARCIC-II, Venice, 28th August -6th September 1989
ARCIC-II-93 (1989) "Church and Communion: Venice Draft"
ARCIC-II-93B "Church and communion: Venice Draft" – Redraft of Paras. 1-6; 28-49
ARCIC-II-93C "Church and Communion: Venice Draft" Final Text
ARCIC-II-94 (1989) Press Release (Revised)
ARCIC-II-95 (1990) A Lutheran-Episcopal Response to ARCIC II's 'Salvation and the Church'
ARCIC-II-96 (1990) Revised draft of 'Church as Communion' and an accompanying letter from Revd Stephen Platten
ARCIC-II-97 (1990) 'Observations on Salvation and the Church of ARCIC-II' by the CDF
ARCIC-II-98 (28 Nov. 1989) Comments on the ARCIC-II Morals Draft by Father Bruce Williams
ARCIC-II-99 (6 Sept. 1990) Minutes of the eighth meeting of ARCIC-II in Dublin
ARCIC-II-100A (6 Sept. 1990) Drafts on 'Church as Communion' from the Dublin meeting of ARCIC-II
ARCIC-II-101 (6 Sept. 1990) Proposed outline for 'New' Morals Document
ARCIC-II-102 (5 Sept. 1990) Drafts and notes of discussions, on 'Church as Communion'
ARCIC-II-102 (1990) Press release relating to the eighth meeting of ARCIC-II in Dublin between 28 Aug-6 Sep 1990, related press release from the Catholic Media Office on 'Church as Communion' and introductory notes to the statement of ARCIC-II. (possibly misnumbered)
ARCIC-II-103
ARCIC-II-113 (1991) Press release from ARCIC-II plenary meeting held in Paris between 27 Aug-5 Sep 1991
ARCIC-II-201 (1991) Response of the Holy See to the Final Report of the Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission, 1982, with a statement from the Bishops' Conference of England and Wales'
ARCIC-II-202 (1992) 'Identity or Consonance', article by Archbishop George Carey published in Catholic International
ARCIC-II-203A (22 Feb. 1979) Response by The Church of England to the Agreed Statements by the Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission on Eucharistic Doctrine (Windsor, 1971), Ministry and Ordination (Canterbury, 1973) and Authority in the Church (Venice, 1976)
ARCIC-II-206 (1966) Common Declaration of Pope Paul VI and Archbishop Michael Ramsey
ARCIC-II-207 (1982) Common Declaration of Pope John Paul II and Archbishop Robert Runcie
ARCIC-II-209 (1992) Letter to the Bishops of the Catholic Church on Some Aspects of the Church Understood as Communion, from the CDF
ARCIC-II-209A – www.vatican.va/roman_curia/congregations/cfaith/documents/rc_con_cfaith_doc_28051992_communionis-notio_en.html
ARCIC-II-209B – Catholic International 3 (Sept. 1992): 761-767
ARCIC-II-213 (July 1983) 'Images of God: Reflections on Christian Anthropology', an agreed statement from ARC-USA
ARCIC-II-217 Press release relating to the meeting of ARCIC-II held at Windsor between 28 Aug-6 Sep 1992
ARCIC-II-219 (Mar. 1993) ARC agreed statement on the Lambeth and Vatican responses to ARCIC I
ARCIC-II-307 (1993) ~ Reply of the Anglican-Roman Catholic Dialogue of Canada to the Vatican response to the final report of the Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission
ARCIC-II-309 (1993) ~ A Joint Submission from the Church of England House of Bishops and the Roman Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales to the House of Lords Select Committee on Medical Ethics
ARCIC-II-310 (11 Nov. 1989) 'Fr Hauke's Trojan Horse' by Janet Martin Soskice published in the Tablet
ARCIC-II-311 (24 June 1993) ~ Bishops Agree Pastoral Arrangements for All
ARCIC-II-320 (1993) ~ Press statement following the meeting of ARCIC-II in Venice
ARCIC-II-325 (1990) Commentary on ARC/USA statement on Anglican orders
ARCIC-II-327 (Sept. 1993) ~ 'Clarifications of Certain Aspects of the Agreed Statements on Eucharist and Ministry'
ARCIC-II-328 (11 Mar. 1994) ~ Letter of Cardinal Edward Idris Cassidy regarding the ARCIC Clarifications
ARCIC-II-329 (1994) ~ 'A Statement by the Co-Chairmen of the Anglican/Roman Catholic International Commission'
ARCIC-II-330 (1994) ~ List of corrigenda to 'Clarifications Text'
ARCIC-II-331 (July 1994) ~ Gender matters: women and priesthood – The Month 27 (July 1994): 254-259
ARCIC-II-332 (22 May 1994) Ordinatio Sacerdotalis (Apostolic Letter on Ordination and Women)
ARCIC-II-334 (18 June 1994) ~ New claims for the Pope – The Tablet 248 (June 18, 1994): 767-
ARCIC-II-339 (1994) Press release relating to meeting of ARCIC-II held in Jerusalem
ARCIC-II-344 (1995) Women's Ordination: Three Questions by Sara Butler in Chicago Studies
ARCIC-II-351 (1995) Press Statement: Venice 1995 Meeting
ARCIC-II-353 (1995) "Du decret conciliaire sur l'œcuménisme à l'encyclique Ut Unum Sint" by J.M.R. Tillard (Article published in Italian in L'Osservatore Romano of August 24, 1995)
ARCIC-II-363 (1996) J.-M. Tillard et les travaux de l'ARCIC. Reflexions a l'occasion des melanges Tillard by A. Denaux in Ephemerides Theologicae Lovanienses (LXXII) 1996, p. 181-205.
ARCIC-II-367 (1996) Reply to the 'Dubium' concerning the teaching contained in the Apostolic Letter 'Ordinatio Sacerdotalis'
ARCIC-II-369 (1996) Papal Message for Malines Celebrations
ARCIC-II-370 (1996) Press Release: Mechelen 1996 Meeting
ARCIC-II-373 (3 Dec 1996) Address of Archbishop George Carey to Pope John Paul II
ARCIC-II-374 (1996) Greeting by Holy Father to Archbishop of Canterbury 3rd December, 1996
ARCIC-II-375 (1996) Address by Archbishop of Canterbury to Holy Father 5th December, 1996
ARCIC-II-376 (1996) Address by Holy Father to Archbishop of Canterbury 5th December, 1996
ARCIC-II-377 (1996) Homily of Holy Father at Vespers 5th December, 1996
ARCIC-II-378 (1996) Homily of Archbishop of Canterbury at Vespers 5th December, 1996
ARCIC-II-379 (1996) Common Declaration by Pope John Paul II and the Archbishop of Canterbury 5th December, 1996
ARCIC-II-380 (1996) The Archbishop of Canterbury's Visit (Article from L'Osservatore Romano)
ARCIC-II-395 (1997) The Virginia Report, The Report of the Inter-Anglican Theological and Doctrinal Commission (1997)
ARCIC-II-399 (1997) Communiqué, Alexandria, 3 September 1997
ARCIC-II-402 (1997) May They All Be One. A Response of the House of Bishops of the Church of England to Ut Unum Sint. Church House Publishing, London 1997.
ARCIC-II-405 (1998) Eucharistic Presidency. A Theological Statement by the House of Bishops of the General Synod of the Church of England, Church House Publishing, London 1997
ARCIC-II-406 (1998) Women's Ordination and the Development of Doctrine. by S. Butler in The Thomist 61 (1997) 501-524
ARCIC-II-407 (1998) Priestly Identity: "Sacrament" of Christ the Head, By S. Butler in Worship 70 (1996) 290-306
ARCIC-II-409 (1998) Called to Common Mission, A Lutheran Proposal for a Revision of the Concordat of Agreement, with A Report of the Lutheran-Episcopal Drafting Team (1998)
ARCIC-II-410 (1998) Apostolic Letter Ad Tuendam Fidem, (Latin, and Italian) together with Profession of Faith and Doctrinal Commentary of Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (in English)
ARCIC-II-411 (1998) Lambeth Conference 1998 Resolutions, Distributed at ARCIC, August 1998
ARCIC-II-412 (1998) MINUTES, Palazzola 1998 Meeting
ARCIC-II-413 (1998) Ad Tuendam Fidem, John Paul II Apostolic Letter "Motu Proprio" (English Translation)
ARCIC-II-414 (1998) The Theological and Juridical Nature of Episcopal Conferences, John Paul II "Motu Proprio" (English Translation)
ARCIC-II-419 (1998) Communiqué, Palazzola, 3 September 1998
ARCIC-II-421 (1999) The Gift of Authority, Final Published Version, May 1999
ARCIC-II-422 (1999) Co-Chairmen's Statement, 12 May 1999
ARCIC-II-423 (1999) A Commentary on The Gift of Authority, W. Henn OFM Cap., [Published in PCPCU, Information Service n 100 (1999/I)]
ARCIC-II-424 (1999) A Commentary on The Gift of Authority, By Mary Tanner
ARCIC-II-425 (1988) 'The Marian issues' (Jean Tillard)
ARCIC-II-429 (1987) 'Mary, Mariology and Feminism' (John Muddiman)
ARCIC-II-436 (1999) « L`Œcuménisme et Marie », Adelbert Denaux in La Foi et le Temps, XIX (1989) : 411-441
ARCIC-II-442 (1999) "Authority in the Church: Lessons from the Anglican-Roman Catholic Dialogue", Sara Butler in Theology Digest, 45 (1998): 337-353
ARCIC-II-443 Communiqué (Mississauga, 1999)
ARCIC-II-446 (2000) Bishops in Communion. Collegiality in the Service of the Koinonia of the Church. Church of England House of Bishops Occasional Paper, 2000. (GS Misc 580)
ARCIC-II-449 (2000) Communion in Mission, Mississauga, 19 May 2000
ARCIC-II-450 (2000) Action Plan to Implement Communion In Mission, Mississauga, 19 May 2000
ARCIC-II-462 (2000) "The Anglican-Roman Catholic Dialogue on Authority in the Church." Adelbert Denaux in Louvain Studies, 24 (1999) 291-318.
ARCIC-II-463 (2000) Imperfect Reality: Our Urgent Hunger for Eucharistic Sharing. A Statement by the Anglican-Roman Catholic Consultation in the United States. (With Letters from Bishop Gulick and Archbishop Levada).
ARCIC-II-468 (2000) Proclaiming the Goodness of the Lord: A Pastoral Letter to the Catholics of Western Montana, Advent 1994. Archbishop Alexander Brunett
ARCIC-II-469 (2000) Pius XII, Apostolic Constitution, Munificentissimus Deus, 1 November 1950.
ARCIC-II-470 (2000) Pius IX, Apostolic Constitution, Ineffabilis Deus, 8 December 1854.
ARCIC-II-471 (2000) Paul VI, Apostolic Exhortation, Marialis Cultus, 2 February 1974.
ARCIC-II-472 (2000) Declaration of the Theological Commission of the Pontifical International Marian Academy, June 4, 1997: Request for the Definition of the Dogma of Mary
ARCIC-II-477 Communiqué (Paris, 2000)
ARCIC-II-487 (2001) One Bread One Body (Booklet) A teaching document on the Eucharist in the life of the Church, and the establishment of general norms on sacramental sharing
ARCIC-II-488 (2001) The Eucharist: sacrament of unity (Booklet) An occasional paper of the House of Bishops of the Church of England
ARCIC-II-498 (2001) Common Declaration of Pope John Paul II and the Archbishop of Canterbury [29 May 1982]
ARCIC-II-499 (2001) Programme For ARCIC II (Mandate) by Pope John Paul II and Archbishop Robert Runcie
ARCIC-II-505 Communiqué (Dublin, 2001)
ARCIC-II-509 (1982) Mariology paper from the Canadian ARC dialogue 05/03/82
ARCIC-II-519 (1989) 'The Sanctity and Glory of the Mother of God: Orthodox Approaches' by Bishop Kallistos Ware
ARCIC-II-520 (1986) 'The Immaculate Conception: A Search for Convergence' by Bishop Kallistos Ware and Edward Yarnold SJ, from the congress of the Ecumenical Society of the Blessed Virgin Mary held in Chichester
ARCIC-II-521 'Dogmatic Constitution on the Church' (Lumen Gentium, Nov 21, 1964)
ARCIC-II-523 (2002) Directory on Piety and the Liturgy: Principles and Guidelines, Vatican City December 2001
ARCIC-II-526 (2002) Communiqué, 18 July 2002
ARCIC-II-531B (2003) IARCCUM – Communiqué 2003 – Articulating a Common Vision
ARCIC-II-538 (1983) "Daughter Zion, Meditations on the Church's Marian Belief" (Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, Translated by John M. McDermott, S.J.)
ARCIC-II-554 (2003) Communiqué
ARCIC-II-580 (2004) "Mary: Grace and Hope in Christ" Final Text
Documents without Protocol numbers (listed in LPL catalogue):
771 ~ Members of ARCIC II (1983)
773 ~ Article for Oxford Diocesan Magazine on ARCIC Mark 2 (1983)
774 ~ From ARCIC-I to ARCIC-II: Retrospective and Prospective (30 Mar. 1983)
775 ~ Notes for meeting at Storrington (8 June 1983)
776 ~ Draft press release for announcement of the Commission (1983)
777 ~ 'Church and Salvation' by Samuel Frank (1984)
781 ~ Canterbury and Rome, Progress and Problems (May 1983)
782 ~ Further Steps Towards Unity 1972-1983 (June 1983)
795 ~ Timetable for first meeting (30 Aug-6 Sep 1983) (30 Aug. 1983)
796 ~ Paper on justification (1984)
797 ~ ARCIC meeting in Durham (Feb. 1984)
805 ~ Sub-Commission meeting at St Albans (May 1984)
814 ~ Note to Revd Christopher Hill regarding documents circulated in May 1984 (18 June 1984)
815 ~ Notes on meetings from the St Albans Sub-Commission (20-21 Jun 1984) (21 June 1984)
816 ~ Note from Revd Christopher Hill to members of the Commission (July 1984)
819 ~ ARCIC II Commission meeting, Durham 22-31 Aug 1984 (1984)
829 ~ ARCIC II Commission meeting, Durham 22-31 Aug 1984 (29 Aug. 1984)
843 ~ ARCIC II Sub-Commission meeting in Pleshey, Chelmsford (17 Dec. 1984)
847 ~ ARCIC II Sub-Commission meeting in Pleshey, Chelmsford (5-6 Mar 1985) (6 Mar. 1985)
876 ~ Discussion between Co-Chairmen and Anglican Secretary of ARCIC-II (23 Aug. 1985)
877 ~ ARCIC II meeting at Graymoor (1985)
882 ~ ARCIC II meeting at Graymoor (30 Aug. 1985)
884 ~ ARCIC II meeting at Graymoor (2 Sept. 1985)
896 ~ Remarks about the Graymoor draft (1985)
897 ~ Report from the Episcopal Conferences of the Roman Catholic Church (5 Dec. 1985)
899 ~ ARCIC meeting in Llandaff (July 1986)
900 ~ Comments on the Graymoor draft (22 Apr. 1986)
925 ~ Notes from the Llandaff meeting (1 Sept. 1986)
933 ~ Salvation and the Church: a Summary on Publication (8 Jan. 1987)
935 ~ Comments on 'Growth in Communion: A Schema' (1987)
936 ~ Letter to members of ARCIC-II from Revd Christopher Hill (July 1987)
937 ~ Letter from the Co-Chairmen of English ARC (2 June 1987)
938 ~ The Unity We Seek (1987)
939 ~ The Ordination of Women in the Context of Formal Anglican-Roman Catholic Dialogue (2 Mar. 1987)
940 ~ Salvation and the Church (9 June 1987)
943 ~ Moral and Ethical Questions: discussion papers (June 1987)
945 ~ Letter to members of ARCIC-II from Revd Christopher Hill (17 Aug. 1987)
948 ~ Supplemental Report on Emmaus on ARCIC-I (1987)
949 ~ ARCIC II meeting at Palazzola (1987)
950 ~ Rigour and Indulgence (1987)
951 ~ Some occasional remarks on Dr A McGrath's pamphlet 'ARCIC II and Justification' (1987)
952 ~ Review of 'Salvation and the Church: An Agreement by ARCIC II' (1987)
953 ~ Correspondence between the Revd Dr Alister McGrath and Professor Robert Wright (27 Jul-3 Aug 1987) (3 Aug. 1987)
954 ~ Liturgy of the Word (2 Sept. 1987)
955 ~ Address by the Rt Revd Cormac Murphy-O'Connor (2 Sept. 1987)
956 ~ The Canon Law of the Church of England: Its Implications for Unity (May 1987)
574~ A Contribution to the reading of the Anglican-Roman Catholic International Commission's Agreed Statement on 'Salvation and the Church' (1987) by Donato Valentini
965 ~ ARCIC II meeting at Palazzola (3 Sept. 1987)
973 ~ Comments on the papers from the meeting at Palazzola (16 Sept. 1987)
974 ~ Letter from Revd Christopher Hill to all members of ARCIC-II (1988)
978 ~ Reflections on ARCIC-II (Nov. 1987)
979 ~ ARCIC-II meeting in Edinburgh: travel arrangements (Feb. 1988)
980 ~ Notes of ARCIC-II Steering Committee discussion (15-17 Jun 1988) (17 June 1988)
981 ~ Letter to all members of ARCIC-II (June 1988)
987 ~ Anglican-Catholic dialogue: Its problems and hopes (1988)
989 ~ The Pastoral and Political Implications of Trent on Justification: a Response to the ARCIC Agreed Statement 'Salvation and the Church' (June 1988)
990 ~ Recent Criticisms of the Concept of Authority in the Church of England (July 1988)
991 ~ Lectures at the Anglican Evangelical Assembly by Revd Dr Tom Wright (1988)
992 ~ Note on conversations between Bishop Cormac Murphy-O'Connor, Bishop Mark Santer, Father Kevin Mcdonald and Revd Christopher Hill (6 Aug. 1988)
993 ~ Edinburgh meeting of ARCIC-II (1988)
997 ~ Letter to all members of ARCIC-II (Oct. 1988)
1001 ~ Autorite et memoire dans l'Eglise (1988)
1002 ~ Letter from the Rt Revd Donald Cameron (15 June 1988)
1003 ~ Letter from the Rt Revd Christopher Hill to all members of ARCIC-II (Oct. 1988)
1004 ~ Observations on 'Salvation and the Church' by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith (1988)
1005 ~ Correspondence between the Revd Prof John Pobee and the Rt Revd Mark Santer (25 Nov. 1988)
1006 ~ Commentary on the Observations of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith on the Document of ARCIC-II (1988)
1007 ~ Letter from the ARCIC-II Co-Chairmen to members (Oct. 1988)
1008 ~ Papers from the Joint International Commission for the Theological Dialogue between the Roman Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church (1988)
1009 ~ Authority and Memory in the Church (1988)
1016 ~ Christian Unity and Communion in Christ (16 June 1988)
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Q: How do i loop through reordered array in php/laravel without using the reordered key number I have an array that has been sorted ($sortProgDetails):
items: array:3 [▼
    1 => array:4 [▶]
    0 => array:4 [▶]
    2 => array:4 [▶]
]

I then want to loop through it in the way it currently appears but using the key as 0,1,2, not by 1,0,2. How can i achieve this?
Example of the loop where i want to return the row id on item with key = 1, then 0, then 2. so instead of the first $key = 1, i want that to be 0.
foreach ($sortProgDetails as $key=>$progDetails) {
     $getCurrentRow = Programmes::where('reference', $sortProgDetails [$key]['reference'])->get()[0]['id'];
}

A: If you want to loop it in the order it is but have a counter, then add it
$i=0;
foreach ($sortProgDetails as $key=>$progDetails) {
    //you can use the variable $i here wich will be 0, 1, 2...
    $getCurrentRow = Programmes::where('reference', $progDetails['reference'])->get()[0]['id'];
    $i++;
}

If you want to loop it in the old order, then use the traditional way, with for()
for($i = 0; $i < count($sortProgDetails); $i++) {
     $getCurrentRow = Programmes::where('reference', $sortProgDetails [$i]['reference'])->get()[0]['id'];
}

A: You can use a for loop and set the index to retrieve using the counter:
for ($i = 0; $i < count($sortProgDetails); $i++) {
  $getCurrentRow = Programmes::where('reference', $sortProgDetails[$i]['reference'])->get()[0]['id'];`
}

A: i think this is all you need and your answer:
you need ksort :
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Business Observer Tuesday, May 7, 2019 2 months ago
International fertilizer firm acquires area company
The acquisition of Sarasota-based Horticultural Alliance provides Italpollina a second location in the U.S.
SARASOTA — Italpollina, a producer of organic fertilizers, beneficial microbials and 100% vegetal-based biostimulants, has acquired Sarasota-based Horticultural Alliance Inc.
Horticultural Alliance specializes in an organic approach to plant health and maintenance through mycorrhizal inoculants and beneficial bacteria in horticulture. James Quinn founded the firm in 1997.
"When it became time to pass the torch, Italpollina was my choice," says Quinn in a statement. "This transaction is a fantastic opportunity for our customers to grow the biological side of their business with a proven winner."
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SHIKARPUR: Two kidnappees identified as Abdul Sattar Mahar Taxi Driver and Ghulam Murtaza Mashoori were freed from clutches of the kidnappers by Shikarpur Police from the Jurisdiction of Mola dad Police Station on Wednesday in early hours.
While receiving spy information the big Special Police Party headed by DSP Gharhi Yasisn Khuda Bux Pahwar raided on village Jaffar Mundrani Jamali and after encountering Police succeeded in releasing the kidnappees from the possession of the kidnappers when the kidnappers were trying to shift the kidnappees towards Baluchistan Area.
SSP Shikarpur Javeed Jiskani inform the Media men at a Press conference held at his office here that Kidnappee Abdul Sattar Mahar Taxi Driver of Shikarpur was kidnapped by Armed men some five months ago from Shikarpur in CNG Station when he was getting CNG in his Taxi Car . while the other kidnappee Ghulam Murtaza Mashoori of Naushahro Feroz was kidnapped from Naushahro Feroz some four weeks back .
The SSP Shikarpur claimed for early recovery of the rest kidnappees kidnapped from Shikarpur district . while he also claimed that no one would be allowed to take law in his hands to insure the peace and tranquility in the district at any caste.
The recovered kidnappees were handed over to their relatives .


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Pauline Christology: An Exegetical-Theological Study
Hendrickson Publishers
Gordon D. Fee
Anchor Bible Dictionary (6 Volumes)
David N. Freedman (ed.)
Dictionary of Biblical Imagery
Leland Ryken, James C. Wilhoit, Tremper Longman III
Encyclopedia of Ancient Christianity
Angelo Di Berardino, Thomas C. Oden, Joel C. Elowsky, James Hoover
The Day the Revolution Began: Reconsidering the Meaning of Jesus's Crucifixion
HarperOne
N. T. Wright
The Summa Theologica: Complete Edition
Catholic Way Publishing
The Nag Hammadi Scriptures: The Revised and Updated Translation of Sacred Gnostic Texts Complete in One Volume
Marvin W. Meyer, Elaine H. Pagels, James M. Robinson, Wolf-Peter Funk, Paul-Hubert Poirier
The Orthodox Church: An Introduction to its History, Doctrine, and Spiritual Culture
John Anthony McGuckin
The Four Loves
The Big Book of Christian Apologetics: An A to Z Guide
Geisler N.L.
Jesus, Interrupted: Revealing the Hidden Contradictions in the Bible (And Why We Don't Know About Them)
Bart D. Ehrman
The Gospel of John (New International Commentary on the New Testament) incomplete
Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company
J. Ramsey Michaels
The Gospel of John: A Theological Commentary
History of Biblical Interpretation, Vol. 1: From the Old Testament to Origen
Society of Biblical Literature
Henning Graf Reventlow, Leo G. Perdue
The New Oxford Annotated Bible with Apocrypha: New Revised Standard Version
Michael D. Coogan, Marc Z. Brettler, Carol Newsom, Pheme Perkins
The Lost Christianities: The Battles for Scripture and the Faiths We Never Knew
The Encyclopedia of Eastern Orthodox Christianity, 2 Volume Set
The Orthodox Church: An Introduction to Eastern Christianity
Timothy Ware
MacMillan Publishing Company
Book of the Judges
Continuum International Publishing Group - Sheffie
Barry G. Webb
The Case for Jesus: The Biblical and Historical Evidence for Christ
From Sabbath to Lord's Day: A Biblical, Historical and Theological Investigation
Wipf & Stock Pub
An Introduction to the New Testament Manuscripts and their Texts
D. C. Parker
The Gnostic Gospels
Elaine Pagels
Gospel and Spirit: Issues in New Testament Hermeneutics
History of Biblical Interpretation, Vol. 3: Renaissance, Reformation, Humanism
Henning Graf Reventlow
Augustine of Hippo: A Biography (New Edition, with an Epilogue)
Orthodox Dogmatic Theology
St. Herman Press
Michael Pomazansky, Seraphim Rose
To What End Exegesis?: Essays Textual, Exegetical, and Theological
Fee Gordon D.
A Theology of Liberation: History, Politics, and Salvation
Gutierrez Gustavo.
History of Biblical Interpretation, Vol. 2: From Late Antiquity to the End of the Middle Ages
Henning Graf Reventlow, James O. Duke
The Prayer of Jabez Gift Edition: Breaking Through to the Blessed Life (Breakthrough Series)
Multnomah Books
Bruce Wilkinson, David Kopp
History of Biblical Interpretation, Vol. 4: From the Enlightenment to the Twentieth Century
The Language of Creation: Cosmic Symbolism in Genesis: A Commentary
Matthieu Pageau
The Secrets of Solomon's Temple: Discover the Hidden Truth that Lies at the Heart of Freemasonry
Kevin L Gest
Reading Acts. A Literary and Theological Commentary on the Acts of the Apostles, Revised Edition
Smyth & Helwys
Charles H. Talbert
James (Baker Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament)
Baker Academic
Dan G. McCartney
Lost Scriptures Books that Did Not Make It into the New Testament
The Christian Tradition: A History of the Development of Doctrine, Vol. 4: Reformation of Church and Dogma (1300-1700) (v. 4)
An Introduction to the New Testament: Contexts, Methods & Ministry Formation
David A. deSilva
The Spanish Inquisition: A Historical Revision
Henry Kamen
The Psalms: A Small Group Bible Study Guide with Insights from Biblical Hebrew
Meyer Anthony R., Lizorkin-Eyzenberg Eli.
The Christian Tradition: A History of the Development of Doctrine, Vol. 3: The Growth of Medieval Theology (600-1300)
Holy Bible. King James Version (KJV)
The Hidden and the Manifest: Essays in Theology and Metaphysics
David Bentley Hart
Peter, Paul, and Mary Magdalene: The Followers of Jesus in History and Legend
Understanding the Social World of the New Testament
Dietmar Neufeld, Richard E. Demaris
The Oxford Handbook of Biblical Studies
J. W. Rogerson, Judith M. Lieu
Truth and Fiction in The Da Vinci Code: A Historian Reveals What We Really Know about Jesus, Mary Magdalene, and Constantine
Jesus in the Talmud
Peter Schafer


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Central District () is an urban district in Taichung City, Taiwan. It is located at the heart of the city, though it has seen decline in recent years as newer districts nearby like Xitun has seen growth. It is the smallest district and township-level subdivision in Taiwan and the only one with an area under 1 km².

History
Taichung City was first settled in this district. Since the area used to be a swamp, they settled near a small hill known as Dadun (大墩). By the Qing Dynasty this area developed as a prosperous town.

The area saw mass development in the Japanese era under the supervision of Goto Shinpei. Under the plan created by W. K. Burton and Hamano Yashiro, a grid plan was adopted. The Taichung Train Station was built during this time.

Under the Republic of China, several Japanese districts, which included Tachibana-cho, Midori-cho, Sakae-cho, Taisho-cho, Takara-cho, Nishiki-cho, Shintomi-cho, Yanagi-cho, Hatsune-cho, and Wakamatsu-cho were combined to form Central District.

Central District used to be the heart of all business and commerce in Taichung. However, since the district was planned in the Japanese era, the roads are too tight to accommodate for modern growth. Therefore, the area has seen decline as newer districts like Xitun to the west grew rapidly. In 2010, the Taichung City Hall moved from Central District to Xitun District. There has been recent efforts to renew the city, with local businesses utilizing the historical buildings in the city to create unique shops and restaurants.

Administrative divisions

Tourist attractions

 Central Bookstore
 Chang Hwa Bank Headquarters and Museum
 Miyahara Ice Cream
 Old Taichung Train Station
 Taichung City Second Market

Transportation
Central District is served by the TRA Taichung Station by rail and Provincial Highway 12 by road.

See also
 Taichung

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by Brian Burgess | Oct 16, 2020
Florida's Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA), which oversees the state's $25 billion Medicaid program, has a new, interim leader. Governor Ron DeSantis appointed Shevaun Harris as Acting Secretary for the agency on Thursday. She replaces Mary Mayhew, who left the administration to become CEO of the Florida Hospital Association, an advocacy group representing more than 200 hospitals in the state.
According to a release from the Governor's Office, Harris has served as AHCA's Assistant Deputy Secretary for Medicaid Policy & Quality since February 2017. In this role, she was responsible for overseeing the bureaus of Medicaid Policy and Medicaid Quality, which included over 110 employees. Harris has been responsible for directing the development of comprehensive Medicaid strategic and program plans to efficiently and effectively carry out the Agency goals and objectives, including serving as the lead to implement the administration's Canadian Prescription Drug Importation Program.
"I'm pleased to appoint Shevaun Harris to this acting role as we continue our search for a permanent AHCA Secretary," said Governor Ron DeSantis. "Shevaun has over a decade's worth of experience at AHCA and has held several leadership positions within the agency. Notably, Shevaun was lead negotiator for the largest managed care contract in the state's history and most recently has been the agency's lead on implementation of the Canadian Prescription Drug Importation Program."
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Super Bowl LIV: Politics, Passion, and Purity
February 4th, 2020 | Author: Bill Isley
The Super Bowl is a national cultural event that reveals the soul of America. This year's was especially revealing as it combined questionable politics, a full range of human passions from the decadent to the ennobling, and a demonstration of the purity of sports entertainment.
The political element in the Super Bowl has intruded itself, as it has in about any other event in American society. I am not here referring to the political ads for President Trump or the Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg. They were the run-of-the-mill kind that we have learned to expect. Politics began with the National Anthem. I do not wish to denigrate the very fine renditions of "God Bless America" by Yolanda Adams and Demi Lovato's truly outstanding one of "The Star-Spangled Banner," and even less the veterans and military personnel that were involved. Nevertheless, the singing of the national anthem, which actually used to be sung by the people, has morphed into a larger-than-life mixture of chauvinism and religion. Such a mixture can convert, and I think has often converted, the sincere and passionate love of one's country into a kind of idolatry, which is all the more dangerous because it removes the legitimate limits imposed on all human loves by God. At the same time, it perverts religion by binding it to a local national concern. We need to display a quieter patriotism, stripped of its religious trappings and entertainment context and characterized more by service to others.
The patriotic act of singing the National Anthem has become increasingly strident and political in response to the protests staged against it. Whatever sympathy or antipathy one might feel for Colin Kaepernick's kneeling in protest during the Star-Spangled Banner, the smug look of the fantastically wealthy Beyoncé and Jay-Z sitting in their exclusive seats cooling looking down on all the little people made Kaepernick's protest look respectful. The current reigning superstar couple's "protest" seemed inauthentic. It certainly was not sacrificial.
The other explicitly political moment took place during the half-time show, when Jennifer Lopez appeared in the Puerto Rican flag. I am sure that the longsuffering Puerto Ricans were moved to see their flag and to have people reminded of the natural and manmade disasters that continue to savage the island. My own view is that Puerto Rico should be freed from its territorial status and become its own nation-state. It is probable that independence will create its own kind of suffering and hardship, but ultimately it will strengthen the people as they are allowed to take responsibility for their own destiny.
As I said, undoubtedly the response of Puerto Ricans to the sight of their flag was passionate and understandably so. However, upon reflection they should regret that it was tied to another kind of passion—the overtly sexual parading by Lopez. While both Shakira and Lopez pointed their derrieres at us, Lopez was even more blatant. Spreading her legs in an outfit that was meant to call attention to what it covered, she performed like a porn star. And like a porn star it really felt fake and ultimately passionless. If there was any passion, it was a kind of defiant, literally "in your face" statement along the lines of "This is me, and I don't care what anybody thinks." It is sad to see an intelligent and talented woman degrade herself in this way. It is even sadder that much of our nation celebrated her performance as an act of female empowerment. Is this the kind of woman Puerto Ricans want to admire? Is this the kind of woman we want our daughters to emulate and our sons to find attractive? I hope not.
It was towards the end of the very good football game that I was struck by the contrast between the two forms of entertainment. The half-time performers seemed full of themselves and vulgar. On the other hand, the game itself had authentic drama and emotion. A great effort by the San Francisco 49ers was defeated by the stupendous comeback of the Kansas City Chiefs. The weeping of some of the San Francisco players and the jubilation of the Chiefs' players and their admiration for their coach had an authenticity sorely lacking in the political and sexual display of Lopez.
How wholeheartedly these players and coaches had dedicated themselves to their craft and how passionately they cared about winning the game was evident from the tense faces awaiting the start of the game during the National Anthem down to the outpouring of emotion at the game's end. Of course, the football players are entertainers too, but their performance and emotions reminded me of the old Wide World of Sports opening narration "the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat, the human drama of athletic competition." With all its many faults, the game displayed a kind of purity of passion that ennobles the human and can inspire us to achieve great things in many endeavors.
Posted in Religion and Culture | Tags: " "The Star-Spangled Banner, "God Bless America, Beyoncé, chauvinism, Colin, Demi Lovato, female empowerment, idolatry, Jay-Z, Jennifer Lopez, Kaepernick, Michael Bloomberg, passion, patriotism, politics, President Trump, Puerto Rico, purity, Shakira, Super Bowl LIV, Yolanda Adams
4 Responses to "Super Bowl LIV: Politics, Passion, and Purity"
Rose Handley:
Well said, Bill.
Bill Isley:
Thank you, Rosie.
Walt Pickerell:
Politics didn't bother me as much as the whole half time pornographic performance.
Yes, it was bad, Walt. Sorry I didn't see your comment earlier.


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Ushoshi Sengupta on being back with Playfest after a two-year gap
The former Miss Universe provides The Telegraph with a teaser of what to expect from the gala
Saionee Chakraborty | Published 20.07.22, 12:40 AM
Ushoshi Sengupta in a Rajdeep Ranawat flowy number
Both Ushoshi Sengupta and her passion child Playfest, in association with The Telegraph, are back 'break ke baad'. And, the smile on Usho's lips and the spring in her steps will tell you how keen she has been to stage the third edition of the fashion-music festival. In the run-up to the July 21 extravaganza at JW Marriott Kolkata, the Miss Universe India 2010 tells The Telegraph what's in the pipeline this year and the kind of work she is looking to do going ahead.
Playfest is back after a break...
Yeah and I am really excited to start the journey again. Covid was difficult for everybody. This season is more exciting. The idea of getting back on ramp and a physical show... the idea of getting back to that buzz is exciting. I really think that we missed this.
But it has been difficult, right? You were planning it last year too...
It has been. We were planning it in 2021 too and when things were about to start, the third lockdown happened. That's when I think a lot of us were down with Covid. I am glad that now vaccines and boosters are available and people have access to them and they have started going back to the physical space and the entire industry has opened up.
What is the line-up this year?
We have Nehha Nhata from Kolkata who is showcasing for the first time and Rajdeep Ranawat from Delhi. We have our pool of models from Kolkata, all my colleagues will be there and we also have Candice Pinto coming down for the show. Rajdeep was quite excited to merge Kolkata's jazz music with his collection. Shakir (Shaikh) is choreographing our show, Sandy has styled our campaign, Somnathda (Roy) has shot it and Mainak (Das) has done the make-up.
This year we have also associated with Kolkata Thunderbolts and we'll have their captain Ashwal Rai walk as one of the showstoppers.
(L-R) Priyanka Das, Ushoshi Sengupta and Ankita Singh are all giggles, dressed in Nehha Nhata's rich hues. "Most of my garments are inspired from nature and my travels. I am excited and grateful to Ushoshi for the opportunity," says Kolkata girl Nehha.
Are you nervous?
More than being nervous, it's always the excitement of the show and we have really worked hard for it. Putting up an entire event is not easy, especially when you are doing it yourself. There is a lot more passion involved. This season is a tribute to two of my friends who were part of Playfest who I lost during Covid — Ram Indranil Kamath and Viraj Rai. And, every year we remember Sonu (Sonika Chauhan) through our platform.
Playfest has always been about friends, which is heart-warming...
Till the time I am capable, I would like to do something in my city where I can bring my people together for that one day to celebrate fashion. I know a lot of girls and boys want to take up modelling and they are often misguided. I hope Playfest can serve as a community through which they can reach out to their role models. I am so excited to have Priyanka (Das) and Ankita (Singh) for the shoot. It's a first for both of them. Genuinely for me, it is about putting my city back on the map. In our own way, we are all trying to do that. Whether it's our sponsors or partners or JW Marriott Kolkata, our team is the same from Day One. That makes me proud. Play is a space where we are celebrating the experience of bringing people together. In the next few years, my vision with Play would be to get unique experiences where we look at lifestyle, food, beverage.
The Ushoshi organising Playfest in 2019 and the one now, how has she changed? You are for sure calmer!
(Laughs) The person I am right now has easily learnt to accept that things that don't work out, let it go. The fact that we have to let go of people and opportunities and experiences... that's what Covid taught me. What works works, what doesn't... it's fine. I used to be a perfectionist. The me right now is much calmer. I give it my 100 per cent though. I want to make every day of my life 'play'.
(L-R) Ankita Singh, Abhishek Kajaria of Avama Jewellers, Ushoshi Sengupta, Sumeet Suri, general manager, JW Marriott Kolkata, Nehha Nhata and Priyanka Das at the preview photocall at JW Marriott Kolkata. Avama Jewellers and JW Marriott Kolkata are the collaborators with Playfest this year. "I am excited to have the 'Play' Season 3 back again at the JW Marriott Kolkata. The city is back on its feet and Gold is a perfect venue for the evening," says Sumeet Suri. Ankita, Ushoshi and Priyanka are in Nehha Nhata outfits.
Was Playfest never coming back because of the circumstances, an anxious thought?
You know actually, but every time I met people, they would keep asking: 'When are you doing Play?' (Laughs) Every partner said 'yes' on Day One. The support and faith tells me that we are not going to stop. I realised as humans, we cannot live without another human. Play is a community for me. The last couple of years have taught me if you have trust, the right kind of help will come.
And, like Playfest, you also took a break from work...
The first love of my life is me. If I love myself, I can keep 100 people happy. In the last two years, one thing that was constant in my life was my family. I got a lot of time to spend with my parents, sister and dog and I realised that love is something that never binds you, but often there is a guilt and shame attached to what you want to do. I will continue to love doing what I do. Money is not the only thing that drives. (I cut down on work consciously) because it was draining me out. You really need to wake up and love doing what you do. The last two years were anxious times. I will work till I die. I think I have that from my dad. He started working when he was 16 and till date, he will find something to do. The kind of projects I will do will have to creatively engage me. I am a people's person. Play gives me a lot of love. That drives me. I am lovesick. A person with love can never be poor.
Ankita Singh looks gorgeous in a Rajdeep Ranawat design. "We would be showcasing our latest festive launch for this year, 'Sayuri' inspired by the Japanese movie Memoirs of a Geisha. The collection is a fine blend of Indian silhouettes and aesthetics fused with the intricate details and fine floral embroideries of vintage Japanese kimonos as prints on pure silks. Highlights of dazzling Swarovski crystals and delicate hand embroideries make this collection an elegant staple for any wardrobe," says Rajdeep. He is eagerly looking forward to Playfest. "Playfest is a fabulous foray into showcasing the best of the talents from the country and sprucing up fashion scenario in Kolkata as well," he says.
Rajdeep Ranawat
Pictures: Pabitra Das
Location: JW Marriott Kolkata
Hair and make-up: Mainak Das
Styling: Anupam Chatterjee
Jewellery: Avama Jewellers
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The Sailbuoy is a long endurance unmanned surface vehicle for the oceans.
Field proven to stay for months at sea, it navigates the oceans autonomously - transmitting back data at regular intervals. The Sailbuoy can be used for a wide variety of ocean applications. From measuring ocean and atmospheric parameters to tracking oil spills or acting as a communication relay station for subsea instrumentation. You can follow the Sailbuoy and update tracks in real-time from your computer, tablet or smart phone.
The first atlantic crossing by an unmanned surface vehicle.
The SB Met has made it across and we are very proud of her. She is the first ever unmanned surface vehicle to complete an Atlantic crossing. After 80 days at sea she has finally arrived at the finish line. Deployed in Newfoundland, she has travelled to Ireland sailing a total of 5100 km to cover the 3000 km stretch.
Having crossed the atlantic the SB Met also reached Norway. The SB Met has traveled a for 118 days at sea the and covered total of 7800 km in all kinds of weather from Newfoundland to Norway via Ireland.


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