The Archive
Year: 2014
Anglicans beat Vatican
The Church of England has beaten the representatives from the Vatican in the first cricket match between the two Christian denominations.
A step towards reconciliation
Bishop Charles G. vonRosenberg of South Carolina has welcomed the Rev. H. Dagnall Free back into good standing as a priest in Episcopal Church saying that was an important moment for The Episcopal Church and an encouraging step toward reconciliation in South Carolina.
Pastoral message on climate change
The Anglican Church of Canada, The Episcopal Church, The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada have issued a joint pastoral message on climate change.
The open secret of the Gospel in U2’s music
If by “Christian rock band” you mean repetitively parroting pop-culture with theologically homogenized lyrics then, no, U2 is not a “Christian rock band.” If you mean a band that takes a more complex view of faith and life, then that’s something else. Maybe what you have is a rock band peopled by Christians.
Put Out
Friday, September 19, 2014 — Week of Proper 19, Year Two [Go to Mission St Clare for an online version of the Daily Office including
Explaining racism
Dr. Jennifer L. Eberhardt, Associate Professor of Psychology at Stanford, conducts important research on race and explains how racism works.
Silence: The church, like the NFL, has little to say on domestic violence
Writing for Religions News Service, Autumn Miles reflects on the negative role the church played in her experience of domestic violence.
Archbishop of Canterbury admits he sometimes doubts existence of God
Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury told an interviewer that he has moments when he doubts the existence of God. John Bingham of the Telegraph
Can Harry Potter change the world?
In the OpTalk section of The New York Times’ website, Hanna Kozlowska writes: