Andrew Sullivan joins an enthusiastic choir of reviewers and commentators calling attention to Band of Angels, Kate Cooper’s book on the role of women in
As someone who has been generally supportive of the need to litigate to retrieve Episcopal Church property appropriated by groups that have left the church
The poet Brian Turner was an infantryman in Iraq when he had the experience described in this poem, which comes courtesy of the National Public
[Martin of Tours] worked tirelessly to establish justice and compassion throughout his diocese. The date of his consecration, July 4, Independence Day, is perhaps a chance coincidence, or perhaps a synchronicity, which along with his commemoration on the anniversary of his death (Veterans Day, Nov. 11), calls us to care for veterans better and to rely, as did Martin, on the sword of Christ instead of empire for our security.
Monday, November 11, 2013 — Week of Proper 27, Year One [Go to Mission St Clare for an online version of the Daily Office including
Christmas in June? From the Rev. Luke Fodor: “Children from
Africans’ land can become Europeans’ land in a hurry. A short video from Why Poverty?
In response to Confirm Not Conform:
You can just see our host in this story trying to quietly eat his dinner, thinking, “My God, whatever possessed me to invite these people! How do I get them out of my house?”