The Feast of St. Benedict
Today is the feast of St. Benedict of Nursia, one of my two favorite saints. I am drawn to Benedictine spirituality because it is so
Today is the feast of St. Benedict of Nursia, one of my two favorite saints. I am drawn to Benedictine spirituality because it is so
As those of you following its General Synod know, the Church of England is heading with gathering momentum toward allowing women to become bishops. Matthew
The Archbishop of Cape Town has written to the Primates of the Anglican Communion issuing a strong call to uphold the ‘ broad rich heartlands
Randall Balmer surveys the religious right, and doesn’t like what he sees: “Evangelicals have come a long way since … 1972. We have moved from
Today on Slate, Michael Kinsley argues that stem cell research raises fewer moral and ethical questions than the everyday conduct of a fertility clinic. He
Rough waters aren’t new to Katharine Jefferts Schori, 52, a former oceanographer who is the Presiding Bishop-elect of the Episcopal Church of the U.S.A. Bishop
Theo Hobson has written perhaps the most penetrating analysis tht I have read of the intellectual impasse at which liberals in the Anglican Communion find
I am resisting the temptation to to atttempt instant commentary on the Archbishop of Canterbury’s speech yesterday to the General Synod. Instead, I offer these
Here is the address that Archbishop Rowan Williams gave to the Churchof England’s General Synod today. A few excerpts: When I said, as I did
The Church Times asks this question in its lead editorial, and suggests that the answer may be: Yes. “The key benefit of belonging to an