…games engage players by granting them agency of proceedings – they are the owners of the story rather than just a second hand hearer. I suggest that we can see this deeper connection to the events of a video game story in a similar light to previous religious and traditional commitments to old texts.
General Convention approved several resolutions on the role of transgender persons in the life of The Episcopal Church. Here is a good video from the
Here is our weekly collection plate of a few of the good things that Episcopalians and their congregations have done that made the news this past week. And other news fit to print.
They’re young. They’re punk. And they’re rocking both their Muslim and American worlds with their music, lyrics and style.
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I usually dislike having liturgy texts and hymns projected on a wall, but projected words in that Sunday’s bilingual Spanish and Basque mass felt simply welcoming. My wife and I can follow liturgy in Spanish reasonably well, but when the old priest was praying in Basque, projecting the Spanish translation of his words on the church’s old plaster wall felt like godsend.
When the visitor told her
there would be a child
and that she would be
overshadowed by holiness
she felt the holy darkness