More push-back from Episcopalians against Alabama’s unjust immigration law
June 26, 2011
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“Am I supposed to ask for their identification before I can give them cookies? This law is hurtful and it’s mean.”
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Former National Cathedral staffer to hold Lexington deanship
June 26, 2011
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“God has a dream to heal the world. Cathedrals are meant to give us a glimpse of that dream, and in so doing, to fortify and inspire us for that holy work and mission.”
‘Abrahamic’ event shares texts, prayers, music
June 26, 2011
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“It is necessary to have a witness to live pono (justly and harmoniously) and not engage in the rhetoric of violence, separation and hate.”
Weighing the costs of Covenant adoption
June 26, 2011
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Mark Harris, PRELUDIUM blogger and member of the Executive Council D020 Task Force, considers the possible outcomes of The Episcopal Church’s eventual response(s) to the
Objects of concentration in an era of distraction
June 26, 2011
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Books “safeguard the things that forgetfulness constantly threatens to destroy.”
Did you really go to church this week?
June 22, 2011
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Church attendance is increasingly a private matter, and it is correspondingly easier for each of us to maintain an idealized image of oursevles as regular attenders when in fact we may only manage to attend church two or three times a month at the most.
Garden plots as mission beds
June 19, 2011
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“We dug up the prayer labyrinth to make this garden.”
Diocese of Central New York joins Anglican Covenant conversation
June 19, 2011
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“We have not arrived at this decision lightly. We hold out hope that the conversations that have developed during these years of heightened conflict will continue as we seek God’s will for us as a Communion.”
Grappling with patriarchal language: Father’s Day edition
June 19, 2011
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“…paternal imagery was used to balance and soften the potentially negative dimensions of dominant kingly imagery in the time of Jesus.”
Struggling with Parkinsons, priest fights back
June 19, 2011
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“Until my dad dies, he says, he wants to see how much he can learn. So far the jury is still out on Parkinson’s and genetics. He says he is worried I or one of my two brothers might get it….”
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