“Messiah” at Trinity Wall Street
Messiah as performed December 14, 2009 at Trinity Church, Wall Street.
Messiah as performed December 14, 2009 at Trinity Church, Wall Street.
We have a few Christmas wishes here at the Café and wonder if you would like to add your own in this open thread for Christmas.
Our very own Episcopal Cafe´ news bloggers’ Christmas card.
When late November arrives I know I am in for surprise greetings every time I go out. The words from strangers carry positive energy because people have good thoughts about Santa. . .
“The state has no business with what people do in their bedrooms. What two consenting adults do, the state has no business… absolutely! It is discriminatory. Me, I don’t understand this idea of “African values.” ~ Chris Opoka of the Ugandan Peoples Congress
“Where are you going so early all dressed up?” she asked, chuckling. “To church?” We shared a laugh at the absurdity of a liberal New Yorker heading off to worship.
The Anglican Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu, has criticised both inhuman UK policy on asylum seekers and the anti-homosexuality bill currently going through the Ugandan parliament.
Unable to participate in Christmas Eve services in your neck of the woods? Join services online in New York City and Atlanta (among others) via the Episcopal Church’s multimedia programming
The Vatican said Wednesday that Pope Benedict XVI’s decision moving the wartime pope Pius XII closer to sainthood was not a “hostile act” against those who believe Pius did not do enough to stop the Holocaust.
The alternatives explain 99.5% of the difference in per capita income between the U.S. and Somalia.