Writing in the National Catholic Reporter, Maureen Fiedler wonders when her church will have women in the priesthood. Meanwhile, Pope Francis asks “Why is it expected that women must earn less than men? No! They have the same rights. The disparity is a pure scandal.”
2015 marks 30 years of women ordained to the priesthood in the Anglican Episcopal Church of Brazil (Igreja Episcopal Anglicana do Brasil.) To celebrate the
Soon after the case for marriage equality was won before the Massachusetts Supreme Court, in 2003, conservatives, clergy and laypeople alike, began fighting against it
From time to time we will publish letters from our readers responding to articles posted at the Cafe. In today’s letter Sylvia Vasquez responds to our stories on the ongoing issues at General Seminary and issues a call to action for General Convention.
The two men have been a couple for 25 years. They filed a case in federal district court against the VA ban on marriage equality.
If God values the life of a sparrow, or anything else, how much more can we as humans be valued in God’s sight? Do we have the right to say that this person or that one has little value to us because they aren’t like us in some way — physically, culturally, educationally, financially, religiously– and therefore have no value to God?