Author: Nicholas Knisely

Happy Easter from Episcopal Café

We pause from our usual routine today to honor the reason we ever came together in the first place: Christ is risen indeed! A blessed and happy Easter to all. We intend to spend the day doing Easter-y things, and encourage you to do the same. Unless something significant develops, we don’t plan to do reporting today.

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Believe it or not, you should read the Bible

The Bible’s long history of development, reflecting many voices, and the fact that it’s usually read in translation invite our engagement with it not merely as passive recipients of a fixed meaning but as unique individuals bringing different points of view to bear.

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Presiding Bishop visits Pittsburgh

“The world is hungry for the light of Christ and aching to see the love of Christ in human flesh. . . . The anger of the society around us is a sign of that hunger, even when it is hidden and expressed in less than fully honest ways. . . .It can be painful and difficult work on the road to Calvary and carrying bodies to the tomb. But it is the way of Resurrection.”

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Sunday Social Hour: Question for you

Recently, Facebook rolled out a new feature called Facebook Questions, aiming for a built-in poll interface that would allow people and pages to easily survey their friends and readers from time to time.

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Anglican Covenant: Palm Sunday roundup

“IF family means everything AND we all wish our Churches had the power that we used to think the CofE had vis a vis the state – namely that it was THE church of the State, then we are sunk.”

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Archbishop of Canterbury’s stunt double has acting debut

Given the post immediately preceding this one, about how one corporation (Apple) seems to have the brass ring of outright religiosity, perhaps it’s too heavy-handed to make much meaning of this one. Other than that it seems to be commanding eyeballs for the past few days.

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