a note much later
I'm going to continue to leave this site here for archival reasons, for now; I think some of this discussion was not only valuable to me, as I reached what I only now--almost five years later--know this conversation was really about, but may well be of value to others as they discern these things.
I expect to be received into full communion with the Church, that is, to receive Confirmation and First Communion in unity with our bishop (here in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston) and all the bishops, including His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI, at the Easter Vigil, A.D. 2011.
No, I didn't see that coming when I wrote the entries on this blog, either. And though I leave them here as an archive, I want to be clear that in anything where these speculate against the authority or teachings of the Church of Rome, I do not defend them; such words were spoken in good conscience, in one sense, but in conscience ill formed, in a better sense.
Pax Christi,
Peter G. Epps
I expect to be received into full communion with the Church, that is, to receive Confirmation and First Communion in unity with our bishop (here in the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston) and all the bishops, including His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI, at the Easter Vigil, A.D. 2011.
No, I didn't see that coming when I wrote the entries on this blog, either. And though I leave them here as an archive, I want to be clear that in anything where these speculate against the authority or teachings of the Church of Rome, I do not defend them; such words were spoken in good conscience, in one sense, but in conscience ill formed, in a better sense.
Pax Christi,
Peter G. Epps


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