I suppose it is possible to retreat to a cave and avoid humans after too many disappointments. And if one spins it as a “spiritual calling” then I guess one may be perceived as super-spiritual. But I find its best to remain out there, vulnerable but discerning.
We continue our series on the diaconate with an interview with The Ven. Janice Grinnell, Diocese of Rhode Island
A lot of time and energy is spent on talking about the language of the prayer book; maybe greater attention should be paid to the ordering
Remembering the giving of thanks in the midst of darkness
WE continue our series with Deacon Liz Margarita Hernandez Martinez, the only deacon in Cuba and The Rev. Leticia Guevara-Cuence from Georgia
This originally appeared as part of the Daily Sip, a website from Charles LaFond, a spiritual companion, author, potter and fundraiser who lives on the
After attending his diocesan convention, George Clifford wonders if there might be another way
Our series on the diaconate continues with The Rev. Tracie Middleton, Vice President of the Association for Episcopal Deacons
We are soon to enter the season of “wreaths” in both ecclesial and social terms. Churches and many of their people will want to create the Advent Wreaths – that great countdown to Christmas – the enfleshment of God. But outside churches, regular people will be fashioning wreaths for their front doors.