John Henry Newman and Edward Pusey in the nineteenth century and Geoffrey Rowell in the twentieth stand as great ecumenical witnesses. “Pusey’s sacramental mysticism sometimes drew near to ecstasy as he used biblical imagery to tell of dying and rising with Christ in baptism and continuing in relationship with that body of Christ through the […]
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About Owen F. Cummings
Deacon Owen F. Cummings, a frequent contributor to Emmanuel, is the academic dean and Regents’ Professor of Theology at Mount Angel Seminary in Saint Benedict, Oregon.
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