Cardinal Wuerl of Washington reported to Catholic Bishops this week on the progress towards establishing an Anglican ordinariate in the US. He expects about 100 clergy and 2,000 laypeople could move from Episcopal or Anglican-related churches into the Roman Catholic Church. The report reminds us of some strange math and painful assumptions.
Alabama churches continue to line up against Alabama’s draconian anti-immigration law.
Christian clergy at churches across the country will host readings from the Qur’an and other sacred religious texts as they welcome their Muslim and Jewish colleagues on Sunday, June 26, 2011 for Faith Shared.
A New Jersey priest gets hate mail for having an interfaith worship service with Muslims in his church.
The Greenbelt festival, the Student Christian Movement, Changing Attitude and Inclusive Church are among the groups in the UK have endorsed a pilgrimage of repentance for homophobia to take place this summer.
A majority of American church-goers disagree with their tradition’s teachings on abortion and homosexuality and yet remain faithful to their churches, a new poll says.
Updated. The press and the bloggers in the UK are still reacting over the Archbishop of Canterbury’s turn as guest-editor at the New Statesman.
Bosco Peters proposes a new award: the face-palm Jesus. While we all might want to propose categories which would qualify for the prize, he talks specifically about liturgical practice. But what about our common life?
Jean Martyn, a 59 year old parish church organist at at St Mary and St Chad, Brewood rocked the house on ITV’s Britain’s Got Talent.
The Rev. Catherine Dawkins will be ordained to the priesthood St. Christopher’s Cathedral, Manama, Bahrain. Although not the first woman to serve in the Middle East, Dawkins will be the first woman ordained in the Middle East.