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Day: April 2, 2011

The Savior of the Zurbarans

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An unlikely hero has decided to intervene at the last moment to save an important collection of religious paintings that were planned to be sold

To love and to cherish. (obey?)

April 2, 2011 4 Comments

With all the media coverage on the upcoming royal wedding between Kate Middleton and Prince William, there’s not been much of a religious angle to

Is the US involvement in Libya “just”?

April 2, 2011 1 Comment

There’s an old Christian line of thinking that allows for the moral use of limited violence in certain specific situation. The concepts are usually collected

Court ruling in Pittsburgh welcomed by Episcopalians

April 2, 2011 2 Comments

The Court case in Pennsylvania in the dispute between the Episcopal diocese and parts of the Anglican Church in North American (ACNA) who left the

UN workers killed in reaction to Koran burning

April 2, 2011 3 Comments

Last year the Café and other sources detailed the saga of a the Florida pastor who announced that he was going to burn copies of

My guess is that what the young pitcher learned on his first mission was that it’s the very act of getting out of the routine that allows one to see the world in a profoundly different and important way.

Planting the church

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During the twenty-six years of my border Missionary life, I have been to the East but three times, so that my personal intercourse with Eastern Churchmen is very limited. It was the Nashotah Mission which first inaugurated the primitive form of Associate Missionary work for America,