The allegations against Franklin E. Huntress Jr., 77, were brought to the bishop’s office in October, said the Rev. Canon Mally Lloyd.
“Through this year’s batch of films, human identities interface with technology, are lost, confused, mixed up between surface and depth, public and private, between who we are by ourselves and who we are in relation to others.”
Facebook pages are newly aggravating, because they have applied their so-called relevance engine (the same thing that generates their “top news” feed on your personal
How do you leave something you’ve loved so much? As honorably – and probably as gently – as you can.
The Archbishop of Canterbury has responded to recent advances by the British government to incorporate church buildings and liturgies into the weddings of same-gender couples. The move throws into sharp relief a number of restless questions.
Using an outside frame of reference can help us see where we go wrong and what we get right; but a little discomfort is only natural when the mirror reflects an accurate summation. So what can churches do better?
By Ann Fontaine A year ago I wrote an essay for the Episcopal Café, Come to the Table: A Passover Seder for Parish Use, a
O that I once past changing were,
Fast in thy Paradise, where no flower can wither!
Many a spring I shoot up fair,
Offering at heaven, growing and groaning thither:
Nor doth my flower
Want a spring-shower,
My sins and I joining together.