Four New York Muslims on the occasion of the anniversary of 9/11, and in honor of the end of Ramadan share their thoughts about piety, patriotism, the courage and goodness of New Yorkers, and the horrific event that has shaped a generation of American Muslim life.
An out-of-control bus hit a garden wall at Lambeth Palace yesterday.
David Chillingworth is Bishop of St. Andrews, Dunkeld and Dunblane and Primus of the Scottish Episcopal Church. He keeps the blog Thinking Aloud, which may make him the only blogging Primate of the Anglican Communion.
Mallory McDuff writes about saints who respond through faith to environmental degradation here on earth, rather than wait for heaven.
An 18 year old Muslim woman was not hired because she wears a headscarf.
A California judge has thrown out the request of a pro-Prop 8 group that he order California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and Attorney General Jerry Brown to defend Proposition 8.
Physicist Stephen Hawking says in a new book that the “universe can and will create itself from nothing,” so there is no need for God.
The Rev. Lisa Vaughn of St. Timothy’s Church near Halifax, Nova Scotia, will be blessing mobile phones and other gadgets this weekend.
“Cardinal Newman, whose beatification by the Pope should be the highlight of the visit, offered to drink a toast to the Pope – but to conscience first, and the Pope second. We agree completely.”
From the CAPA conference, some Bishops continue to fight the sexaulity wars within Anglicanism, some want Africa to missionize the world, and others want the church in Africa to focus on African problems.