The Archive
Year: 2014
General Seminary dean issues statement on first day faculty return
Today was the first day that the seven provisionally-reinstated faculty members were expected back in chapel and in the classrooms of General Theological Seminary. Late
Barna releases unsurprisingly complex study on Millennials, church spaces
The Barna Group, a polling firm that concentrates on tracking changes in church life in a post-Christendom world, has released a new study on Millennials
The Pope, Jesus, and Us
James Carroll penned an op-ed for the NY Times on Sunday, in which he pondered the alternating consternation and adulation with which the new pope
Archbishop of Canterbury appoints prior for monastic community
The arcbishop of Canterbury has appointed a Swedish Anglican priest, the Rev. Anders Litzell, to be the prior for the new ecumenical monastic community at
Excuses, Excuses
Monday, November 10, 2014 – Proper 27, Year Two [Go to Mission St Clare for an online version of the Daily Office including today’s scripture
To: All Queer Folks Who Have Focused on Suicide
by Louie Clay Warning: Get a large salt shaker and sprinkle all over your CRT. More than a grain is required. I’m glad you’ve gotten
Trinity Real Estate bets big on luxury housing
As affordable housing becomes more scarce, luxury residential housing development in Manhattan is booming. And Trinity Real Estate, the property arm of Trinity Church, Wall
Prayer and the Berlin Wall
In a recent BBC Religion and Ethics piece, Peter Crutchley examines the role of prayer in the fall of the Berlin Wall:
Pope Francis, Jesus and modernity
In the New York Times, novelist, historian and former priest James Carroll has an essay on Pope Francis, modernity and Jesus: