Monthly Archives: March 2011

Rome: Day Five – The Lay Center

Posted on March 31, 2011 by John Armstrong

After an afternoon that allowed some time to finally kick back and rest a little at my room on Piazza Farnese I had dinner at The Lay Center on Friday evening, March 11. This invitation was arranged by Michael Severance … Continue reading →

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Rome: Day Five — More Conversations on Missional-Ecumenism

Posted on March 30, 2011 by John Armstrong

On Friday, March 11, I joined Deacon John Green, Deacon Nate Bacon and Jose Penata, for a conversation with Fr. Keith J. Pecklers, Keith is an American who was trained at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley (CA) has been … Continue reading →

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The Vatican: Secret Access

Posted on March 29, 2011 by John Armstrong

Secret Access: The Vatican 3/30 at 9pm [HQ] TOMORROW, March 30, AT 9pm, EDT- Secret Access: The Vatican. This is the first time that American audiences get an intimate and revealing look on how Pope Benedict XVI lives, works and … Continue reading →

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Rome: Day Four — More Discussions on Ecumenism

Posted on March 29, 2011 by John Armstrong

After our time at the PCPCU at the Vatican our small group walked to the Angelicum for the second time in two days. Here we had a small lunch in the college and then a wonderful meeting with Fr. Frederick … Continue reading →

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Rome: Day Four and a Conversation at the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity

Posted on March 28, 2011 by John Armstrong

Thursday, March 10, was the day I most looked forward to in Rome. I was not disappointed. Our itinerary included a visit with two leaders in the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity (PCPCU) in the Vatican. Our gracious hosts … Continue reading →

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The Multidimensional Nature of a Christian Worldview

Posted on March 27, 2011 by John Armstrong

We hear so much about holding to the Christian worldview these days. Some Christians, including some rather important well-known teachers, suggest that there is a single worldview that is truly Christian thus we should teach this system of truth to … Continue reading →

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Rome: Day Three and Our Missional-Ecumenical Team

Posted on March 26, 2011 by John Armstrong

As I mentioned a few days ago my trip to Rome came about because (Catholic) Deacon Nathaniel Bacon, an InnerCHANGE missionary in Guatemala, read my book and concluded that I should be a part of a group he invited to … Continue reading →

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Rome: Day Two

Posted on March 25, 2011 by John Armstrong

On day two of my journey to Rome I toured some of the greatest sights of the ancient city and spoke in the evening. I will describe the city first and then my evening address. The day began with breakfast … Continue reading →

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Rome: Day One

Posted on March 24, 2011 by John Armstrong

I arrived in Rome on Monday, March 7, after an overnight flight out of Atlanta. This was my first overseas flight in a long time. One of my three benefactors gave me miles to fly in business class so I … Continue reading →

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My Trip to Rome

Posted on March 23, 2011 by John Armstrong

Some of you know that I made a trip to Rome, March 6-15. Having been home about a week now I want to share a great deal about this life-changing journey. I wrote very little about this trip during my … Continue reading →

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