I lived in Kathmandu, Nepal from 2002 to 2004. I attended daily Mass with a women’s religious community, and I distinctly remember hearing a very short sermon on today’s gospel reading.
Archbishop Welby’s message to Global Citizen Earth Day rally held on April 18: The Archbishop of Canterbury sent a message to the Global Citizen Earth
Matthew 7:15-29 Today’s parable in Matthew about false prophets can sound a little obtuse to our 21st century ears. In Jesus’ day, a person couldn’t
Luke 5:27-39 You meet people in the strangest places, people who may at first seem just like everybody else but who become important people over
The Beast was in my living room. The dragon was speaking to me through our collective need to know the worst all the time, all over the globe, in the most sensationalist way possible. “Why bother?” it muttered.
The advantage of publishing online as the Blue Book as the reports were filed, Deputies and Bishops don’t have to wait for a completed paper copy to start studying up for General Convention.
John 10:11-18 To his listeners, this story was taken right from real life. They were farmers and fishermen, craftsmen and laborers… maybe even a few
A letter has been sent to the Attorney General of New York State asking him to look into fiduciary and governance issues at General Theological Seminary
Standing and staring like the cows is surely one of the most important things we can do. It creates an open space in which God can unfold in just the way she has always dreamed. This is the Christian’s real happiness, to provide a space for the unfolding, a platform for love, the body that allows eternity to move in the world.
Where I think the lesson is in what we do if we give in and what’s the outcome. Does it bring us closer to God or separate us further from God? That’s the real question we have to answer, and answer directly to God. God doesn’t require it, but is always ready and waiting to listen.