The demonic in everyday life
July 2, 2011
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Richard Beck starts by reflecting on an interaction with a Utility worker sent to shut off his electricity, continues by asking himself about why it
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Cathedral packs ’em in for the 4th
July 2, 2011
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Grace Cathedral in Topeka had a traditional, sparsely attended Fourth of July service for years. And then their new Organist and Choirmaster arrived. A few changes, and now the service draws people from all over the state.
Ruth’s new blog
July 2, 2011
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Ruth Gledhill, who staffs the religion desk at the The Times has long been a source of news about the Anglican Communion and the Church
Welcoming the Pope to Twitter
July 2, 2011
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Earlier this week Pope Benedict used Twitter for the first time. On behalf of the rest of us who’ve been tweeting away for long while
What the church, and the nation, owe our veterans
July 2, 2011
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Fought with an all-volunteer force (and private contractors!), our current wars have not ignited a political firestorm of opposition as the Vietnam War did. Few Episcopalians serve in the U.S. military, as, similarly, do few children of politicians and few graduates of elite colleges and universities.
Saturday, July 2
July 2, 2011
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Now there was a disciple in Damascus named Ananias. The Lord said to him in a vision, ‘Ananias.’ He answered, ‘Here I am, Lord.’ The
Flying free: Kirstin Paisley
July 2, 2011
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A few minutes before 8 p.m. (PDT) on July 1, Kirstin Paisley died. Her transparency to the Holy affected all her many friends. Andee Zetterbaum,
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