Oprah’s talk show may be off the air, but Father Alberto Cutié is about to premiere in some markets, around the country. So how will an Episcopal priest hosting a show dressed in clerical black fare on the mass market?
As the Bede Parry case unfolds, here are some things we know, and some things we don’t know and some things that just confuse us.
The Rt. Rev. Shannon Sherwood Johnston, Bishop of Virginia, has written to his diocese about the process for blessing same-sex unions.
The Very Rev. Samuel T. Lloyd III is resigning after six-and-a-half years as dean of Washington National Cathedral to return to Trinity Church, Copley Square in Boston as priest-in-charge.
The bulk of the money Roman Catholic Church raised to start up the Ordinariate in the UK came from an charity created to promote Anglo-Catholic mission within the Church of England.
Daniel Burke describes the Unitarian-Universalist Church as a “creedless church” and wonders if this “virtually unprecedented experiment” of advancing a religion without doctrine can survive another 50 years.
Three priests were ordained in Kenya by the chair of the GAFCON Primates council and are ready to serve parishes in a Church of England diocese that has not invited nor authorized them to function.
The Wardens and Vestry of St Matthew-in-the-City, Auckland, New Zealand, has started a petition to end discrimination against gay and lesbian Christians seeking ordination in their Church, saying it is time to stop “white collar crime.”
The Rev. Dr. Graham Smith, Rector of St. David’s in Glenview, Illinois, has been called as the next Dean of St. George’s College in Jerusalem starting September 1, 2011.
The Church Times has written about the report of the Standing Committee on Constitution and Canons to Executive Council.