Andrew Gerns on the upcoming meeting of the primates in Tanzania: Even the writers of “Lost” couldn’t plausibly make this up. I mean this has
Like any former hockey writer, I have a soft spot in my heart for the Canadian national anthem. When you hear a song 80 or
The Mad Priest is wicked. If the joke isn’t clear, look here for background.
Have a look at this heartfelt essay by Josh Oxley, keeper of “Life as a Prayer for the Dying.”
In this season: ‘Christ in the stranger’s guise’ For the People of the Episcopal Church As the primates of the Anglican Communion prepare to gather
Hat tip to Ann for pointing me to another good story by Cathy Lee Grossman of USA Today. This one focuses on a new study
Updated Wednesday a.m. : Do read Father Jake, who has a much more extensive critique of Wright’s self–aggrandizing babble than I have managed below. See
We are popping our buttons twice over this morning: First, because The New York Times today carries a wonderful story about Street Church, a ministry
Perhaps you are familiar with the Rev. Stuart Kenworthy, rector of Christ Church, Georgetown, who spent several months last year as a military chaplain in
Hat tip to Susan Russell for pointing me to this op-ed in yesterday’s Hartford Courant. It recounts the story of another African bishop afflicting the