Speaking to the Soul: are you a capillary?
August 27, 2016
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by Linda Ryan Do you ever get something running through your head that just won’t give up? It’s like having an earworm, one of
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Court filing: St. Paul’s parents helped fund Owen Labrie’s defense
August 26, 2016
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St. Paul’s School marshaled its considerable resources to defend its reputation after a star pupil was accused of raping a 15-year-old girl on campus, and prominent parents chipped in $100,000 toward Owen Labrie’s criminal defense, according to new filings in the victim’s lawsuit against the school. – Boston Globe
Preaching and the church shopper
August 26, 2016
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Church shopping season will soon be upon us. How many people changes churches and why? And what are people looking for when they do look for a new spiritual home?
Faith Reels: ‘Hell or High Water’ … class war + open carry = big trouble
August 26, 2016
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This week’s review is ‘Hell or High Water,’ a 21st century Bonnie and Clyde that explores how we find purpose amidst desperation
Does religious diversity make America less religious?
August 26, 2016
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In the United States, our diversity is seen as a source of national pride and a worthy ambition, but new evidence suggests that religious pluralism could undermine the vitality of America’s religious communities.
Finding God (and faith!) on TV!
August 26, 2016
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God and faith can still be found on television.
Speaking to the Soul: Can’t Hold Back
August 26, 2016
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Perhaps the sacraments have a force and urgency of their own, longing to connect with people. Can we pause to feel that sacramental desire?
Presiding Bishop supports Pipeline Protestors
August 25, 2016
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As we join the people of Standing Rock, we also recognize that their stand is one that joins the fight for racial justice and reconciliation with climate justice and caring for God’s creation as a matter of stewardship.
Genesis, gender and justification
August 25, 2016
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“Children see that there is a difference in our language and in the way we dress. They see gender roles and gender expression. They perceive that we treat people differently, that we use different language for different people, and they ask, “Why?” Do you find it interesting that children have to ask why? That they aren’t born knowing why?”
Desmond Tutu back in hospital
August 25, 2016
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South African anti-apartheid campaigner Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu has admitted himself to a Cape Town hospital for treatment of a recurring infection, according to his family foundation.
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