Frances Perkins, a modern, secular, lay heroine, beat out 31 other saints to win top honors in this year’s Lent Madness tournament. In the final
On this Maundy Thursday, and all through Holy Week, I find myself thinking about the importance of religious practice to spiritual well-being. This concept is
A lovely video from the Episcopal Diocese of Washington, capturing Monday’s rainy Way of the Cross along Pennsylvania Avenue, where 20 bishops and nearly 400 lay people prayed for action to reduce gun violence.
“. . . so you also ought to wash one another’s feet.” John 13:1-17-31b-35 I have to cut my toenails today so that my feet
Media release from The Episcopal Church, Office of Public Affairs: [March 27, 2013] In the continuous pursuit to be good stewards while concurrently being responsive
Bishop Mary Glasspool of the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles shot some video while she was in Washington walking the Way of the Cross as
The Rev. Susan Russell has a powerful blogpost in The Huffington Post on the easily overlooked pastoral dimension of the past days of debate. Here’s
PBS Religion and Ethics Newsweekly has a wonderful gallery of photos from Monday’s walk in Washington DC.
With the US Supreme Court considering two cases concerning Marriage Equality, Washington DC was again busy with demonstrations. The general consensus of the first day
All of today’s Daily Office readings speak to us when troubles abound.