For many, infants and children making visits to the pediatrician for vaccinations is a routine. But that’s not the case for everyone. Some states allow parents
Slavery is alive in the modern world. Believe it or not. On Tuesday, Dec. 2, for the first time in history Catholic, Anglican and Orthodox
What would you do with your never ending pasta pass from Olive Garden? Matt Tribe of Utah has been getting a lot of attention on
Wednesday, December 3, 2013 — Week of Advent 1, Year One [Go to Mission St Clare for an online version of the Daily Office including today’s scripture readings.]
News from the Diocese of Fort Worth: On December 1, 2014, Plaintiffs The Episcopal Church, Local Episcopal Parties, and Local Episcopal Congregations filed a joint
The Religious News Service explores the ministry of online atheists in “Online troll or therapist? Atheist evangelists see their work as a calling” by Kimberly
Welcome to the first post of our newest Episcopal Café section, the Magazine. Our hope for this new effort is to invite many voices to
A new book and companion television program aim to reignite the argument as to whether or not Jesus was married. The Lost Gospel: Discovering
Last week, while the website was in transition, the Cafe‘s Facebook page published links to a number of responses from bishops across the Episcopal Church,
Yesterday, NPR took a brief look at the pros and cons of the growing movement known as #GivingTuesday. According to its website, “The Episcopal Church