
Faith To Go: Remaining Connected
David and Charlette on the story of Jesus calling himself the Bread of Life
David and Charlette on the story of Jesus calling himself the Bread of Life
Funny dog stories, medieval leftovers and we begin to talk about this thing called “church,” what the catechism says and what we think about it all.
“But…you know…
Here’s the part I can’t get out of my head.
‘Your faith has made you well.’ Your faith.
And, in all honesty,
I was one of the people thinking, ‘Shut up, dude.'”
Carey, Archbishop of Canterbury from 1991 to 2002, has come out against the central program of the current ABC, Justin Welby, to revitalize the church by attracting new members.
“The “rebel Jesus” who didn’t just urge us to go along with the injustices of the world, or to throw a few sacks of coins into the lap of beggars, but who freed beggars from their marginalization, who dined with outcasts, and who called the powerful down from their thrones (as his own mother predicted).”
“My father smiled and thanked God that I had received the vaccine that day, though I didn’t know why it mattered that much at the time.” – Michael Curry recalling the day he received the polio vaccine. His father had polio.
Join Presiding Bishop Michael Curry by sharing your own “I Got Mine” story. Post your photo or video with the #igotmine hashtag, tag and invite your friends, and tell the world what getting the COVID-19 vaccine means to you.
““Why does it have to be so hard? Why is everything so hard?” It was with pleading eyes and frustrated tone, twinged with hopeless resignation that my colleague masked her questions as statements of exhaustive reality. Her eyes searched my face for an answer, as I silently stared at her.”
“On a recent vacation we heard the common phrase from our kids, “Are we there yet?” Too often I’m not that different from my children and am asking my own version of are we there yet? Whether it’s with my writing or parenting or planning the next adventure, I’m always waiting for what’s next.”
A former staffer at Church Farm School in Exton, PA has been arrested, accused of forcing a student at the school into hundreds of sexual encounters. The staffer has acknowledged the abuse. It is the second such case at the all-male school in recent years. Earlier this year a former teacher pled guilty to child sex abuse. There is also a lawsuit against the school.