The Archive

Year: 2006

Stations of the Cross online

March 15, 2006 No Comments

If you are looking for online devotions to enrich your Lenten journey, have a look at the four sets of Stations of the Cross we

Our (sort of) new columnist

March 15, 2006 1 Comment

Back in September, our diocesan newspaper, Washington Window , began running a bi-monthly column aimed a young adults. It is written by Bowie Snodgrass, who,

Mark 7

March 14, 2006 6 Comments

I have two questions about this chapter. The first is ideologically loaded, and the second is theologically loaded. The first: In the space of seven

Mark 6

March 13, 2006 3 Comments

Two things I can’t get past in this chapter: v.5 says “and he could do no deed of power there, except that he laid his

Credibility Gap: Archbishops Akinola and Malango

March 12, 2006 3 Comments

While I’ve been away from the blog, Father Jake, Simon Sarmiento of Thinking Anglicans and Mark Harris have posted valuable updates on the troubling activities

Mark 5

March 12, 2006 1 Comment

Let’s see, where were we? Jesus has crossed the Sea of Galilee and come to “the country of the Gerasenes.” There he meets a man

back from blog break

March 12, 2006 No Comments

I had to take a blog break last week to work on a research project. I hope to be offering much more regular updates this

Mark 4: sowers and seeds

March 5, 2006 2 Comments

An acquaintance who farmed potatoes in upstate New York once said that he had a hard time focusing on what would seem to be the

A curious move by George Carey

March 5, 2006 9 Comments

We’ve had a curious development in the Anglican Communion’s struggle over the role of gay Christians in the Church right here in our diocese. At

Mark 3

March 4, 2006 3 Comments

This chapter contains one quote and one incident that have been puzzling people for probably as long as the gospels have been read. Although I