Messy God, messy science
Mark Vernon, a former Anglican priest and now popular author and scholar of philosophy in Britain reports on a recent conference held at the Physics Department Oxford hard by the storied halls of Keble College.
Mark Vernon, a former Anglican priest and now popular author and scholar of philosophy in Britain reports on a recent conference held at the Physics Department Oxford hard by the storied halls of Keble College.
This week’s Saturday collection is focused on kids and ministry to children both in the United States and internationally. We’re in the middle of summer and that means most diocesan and parish summer camps are in full swing. Two of the diocesan camps have gotten special attention from the media this week.
The ordination of John Smylie as the next bishop of Wyoming is going to be streamed online beginning at 1 PM MDT today.
A couple in England who won a contest to have their wedding sponsored by a Bingo company in exchange for product placement on the happy
You can still participate in our unscientific poll on whether The Episcopal Church should continue to contribute financially to the Anglican Communion.
The Rev. Alberto Cutie was in the diocese of Oklahoma this month, at the invitation of the bishop, speaking at one of the primarily Hispanic
We reported on the second all African Bishop’s Conference back in January. Now the details of the conference have been published by a Ugandan newspaper.
One of the greatest forces for revival in the Roman Church [was] the Society of Jesus. Like Valdesianism, it was a movement which sprang from the Iberian peninsula. It was founded by a Basque gentleman who had been a courtier of Charles V and who, like Valdés, had to take refuge from the Spanish Inquisition. Iñigo López de Loyola has become known to history as Ignatius after making the most of a scribal error over his Christian name when he matriculated in the University of Paris.