The Happy List
April 28, 2008
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The Independent, a newspaper in the UK, has decided to counter the media’s obsession with the rich and famous, with a list of those who are happy because they do good.
The Archive
Day: April 28, 2008
Activist and educator comes home to Voorhees College
April 28, 2008
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Vorhees College, an historically black Episcopal college has appointed Cleveland Sellers as its new president. Seller’s journey is described here.
Bishop opposes arrest of homeless in New Orleans
April 28, 2008
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Episcopal Bishop Charles Jenkins along with other clergy oppose and ordinance that would require New Orleans police to arrest homeless persons if they refused to go into a shelter.
Synchronicity A process of letting go
April 28, 2008
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Lisa Marie Thorpe at Gallery 1055
Catholic radio station to kick Protestants off the air
April 28, 2008
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A radio station owned by a Roman Catholic will end all Protestant programs on its schedule, ending the ecumenical nature of the station which opened over 30 years ago in the wake of Vatican II.
Women in the English Episcopate
April 28, 2008
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The Legislative Drafting Group of the House of Bishops has put forward proposals to allow for women bishops in the Church of England.
Fort Worth Episcopalians organize a steering committee
April 28, 2008
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A steering committee comprised of Episcopalians in the Diocese of Fort Worth who wish to remain in the Episcopal Church should the Diocesan Convention and
Wisdom of the cross
April 28, 2008
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The wisdom of the cross was, then, the disclosure not only of human morality but of divine love. Placing this at the center of his description of what Christ had done by his life and his death, Peter Abelard, in a sermonic essay entitled “The Cross,” emphasized that the love of God in Christ lay beyond “our own power to share in the passion of Jesus by our suffering and to follow him by carrying our own cross.”
Unknown Child
April 28, 2008
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While gathering paperwork to get our son registered for kindergarten a few weeks ago, I came across the hospital record of his birth in San Francisco. Beneath his gender designation, length, and weight at birth was his racial designation in big-block capitals: UNKNOWN. It stopped me dead in my tracks.
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