“Lest any obstacle arise between the request for reconciliation and God’s forgiveness, I henceforth grant to all priests… the faculty to absolve those who have committed the sin of procured abortion.”
Writing for the Episcopal News Service, President of the House of Deputies, the Reverend Gay Clark Jennings discusses, “Why reconciliation with Donald Trump may be impossible for some Christians.”
One notable response has been the creation of a website dedicated to those who have been listed as violators, those the authors left out, and their supporters. The website invites individuals and parishes to add their names and messages in support of the “Lambeth 110.”
The Board of Trustees of the Episcopal Divinity School met for the first time with Interim President Bill Nelsen at the end of October.
“The Episcopal Church Welcomes You,” is not just a slogan, it’s who we seek to be and the witness we seek to make, following the way of Jesus. – PB Curry
Tess Judge is treasurer of the Episcopal Diocese of East Carolina, and member of both the executive council for Province IV of the Episcopal Church and General Convention.
The Nominating Advisory Committee for the next Chief Operating Officer of the Episcopal Church has issued an update on its activity. From the Office of
“But really forever?” the journalist asked. “Never?” “If we read carefully the declaration made by St. John Paul II, it goes in that direction,” Francis replied.
As the refugee camp in Calais is bulldozed, concern for its children grows.
As people continue to gather and check in online and in person, the Rev. John Floberg described himself as “humbled” by the response to the call to stand with the people of Standing Rock.