Episcopal priest and former Republican Senator John C. Danforth has launched an academic center on the relationship between religion and politics at Washington University in St. Louis.
The Diocese of Southwestern Brazil has elected a new bishop coadjutor.
Del Glover, Chair of the Finance Committee of the Executive Council of the Episcopal Church, writes about the recent Executive Council meeting and the 2011 budget just passed. Also, we post two documents that show us diocesan commitments to the Episcopal Church, their progress to date and their reported incomes.
Episcopal Life Online tells the story of the Rev. Fatima Yakubu-Madus, daughter of a Muslim imam, and her recent ordination as a deacon in the Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis.
Two English church groups have united against passage of the Anglican Covenant during next month’s General Synod. Meanwhile, Bishop Alan asks if anyone, anywhere can
News reports from Zimbabwe indicate that two Anglican bishops might be targets for assassination.
Andrew Greeley has written in final book and in it he says that Chicago Catholics like the Pope, respect the church but don’t like being told how to conduct their sex lives and think the mass is deadly dull.
Viv Groskop is not surprised that the priest whose rigidity drove her out of the Church of England is now the first to flee to Rome.
A fire, a protest, and a convention comprise our Saturday collection this week.
A hospital chapel at San Francisco General Hospital has been transformed into an open, comforting space for people of every faith…or of no faith.