Ambrose of Milan
December 7, 2018
No Comments
“Ambrose simply showed up hoping to prevent a riot. When he arrived, to his surprise the crowd started yelling ‘Ambrose, bishop!”’
The Archive
Year: 2018
The Feast Day of St Nicholas
December 6, 2018
1 Comment
“He became the archetypal embodiment of the unearned and utterly surprising generosity that sometimes comes into our lives at the bleakest moments.”
Popping Collars #97: By what we have done
December 6, 2018
No Comments
A conversation about Pop Culture and Racism with special guest Shayna Watson
Presiding Bishop postpones consecration in the Diocese of Haiti
December 5, 2018
No Comments
A release from the Episcopal Church: Presiding Bishop postpones previously scheduled ordination and consecration in the Diocese of Haiti [December 5, 2018] Episcopal Church Presiding
Washington National Cathedral Service Memorializes George H.W. Bush
December 5, 2018
No Comments
Former president George H.W. Bush’s casket has left the Rotunda to begin its journey to Washington National Cathedral, where a funeral service will begin at
Look up and raise your heads
December 5, 2018
No Comments
I did feel better after my encounter with the leaf collectors. The physical exercise no doubt helped, and the fresh air, but also it reminded me that it is almost impossible to calculate or to know what the smallest notice, the most minor kindness, done deliberately and without ceremony, can do to lift the spirits of one who might need it more than we imagine.
Prince Charles calls for peace in the Middle East at Westminster service
December 4, 2018
1 Comment
Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, is to offer a personal reflection calling for peace in the Middle East during “A service to celebrate the contribution of Christians in the Middle East” to be held at Westminster Abbey in the next hour.
A Prayer for the Beginning of Advent
December 4, 2018
No Comments
“Open our eyes to see you in the darkness; The darkness of our souls, hearts, and minds.”
State Dept renews contract with Episcopal Migration Ministries for refugee resettlement
December 3, 2018
No Comments
“We are thankful we will continue to resettle refugees in the coming year,“ noted the Rev. Canon Charles K. Robertson, Canon to the Presiding Bishop for Ministry Beyond the Episcopal Church. “We still face the challenge of transitioning to a much smaller resettlement program.
Advent and We Begin Anew
December 3, 2018
No Comments
“And we begin again. Year One for Daily Office, Eucharistic Lectionary C. And the external and internal fight between our reality and the secular world’s reality. Out there it is already Christmas, and two weeks before the Nativity of our Lord, they think they are counting the Twelve Days of Christmas.”
Archives
Categories
©2006-2025 | Episcopal Cafe