The following sets out an overview of what is currently scheduled for each day, but it remains subject to some degree of likely revision (most particularly in terms of the exact order of the presentations).
Thursday 24thOctober
Arrivals and Registration from 12 noon.
1 p.m. Official Opening of the Conference and
Presidential Address
By the Revd. Fr. Gavin Dunbar
“Goodness had nothing to do with it”
Classical Anglicanism à la Elizabeth I to Mae West, & William H. Ralston,
Dean William McKeachie,
Authentic Anglicanism: Beyond Price and Prudence?
Canon Alistair Macdonald-Radcliff,
The InauguralAnglican Way Lecture:
The Elusiveness of Freedom
Fitzsimons Allison, Retired Bishop of South Carolina;
Followed by the Conference Reception
Friday 25thOctober
Morning Prayer
The Hermeneutics of Presence
in Reformation Sacramental Debates,
Torrance Kirby,
McGill University;
F.D. Maurice, the Eucharist & Anglican formularies,
Jesse Billett,
Trinity College, Toronto;
Extended Luncheon break
Hooker and the Meaning of Anglican Conservatism,
Bradford Littlejohn,
The Davenant Institute;
The Shape Fallacy,
Reconsidering the Book of Common Prayer as Text,
Samuel Bray,
Notre Dame University Law School;
Choral Evensong
with Address :
Recollection, Boethius & Anglicanism,
Stephen Blackwood, Ralston College;
Saturday 26thOctober, 2019
(a morning only program)
Morning Prayer
Hooker, Wilson, Natural Law & the American Constitution,
Roberta Bayer,
Patrick Henry College;
‘We know not what to say’: Epistemic Humility in John Donne’s ‘A Litany’.
David Anderson,
University of Oklahoma:
Anglicanism in the Age of Modernity,
Neil Robertson,
King’s College, Halifax;
A Fondness for Dead Bishops:
The Parker Society and the Library of Anglo Catholic Theology
in the Church of England
Richard Mammana,
Founder of Project Canterbury
Closing Eucharist