I'm an Episcopal priest. Why would I have a statue of the Blessed Virgin in my home?
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How can we live for the glory of God alone?
In ecumenical relations, there's joy in discovering commonalities. But a deeper connection needs the messy differences.
What kind of church doesn't have Sunday school? An honest one.
I thought I'd have to earn the prisoners' respect in class. Instead they gave it freely.
There's a question that pervades Matthew's Gospel: who's in and who's out?
The olive-wood cross reminded me that Christ's sacrificial love is as close as the palm of my hand. Then I lost it.
Our convictions inevitably shape who we are.
It's time to get clear about what it means to be welcoming and affirming to LGBTQIA+ people.
There is an idea that has infected a lot of us: that things are worse than ever.
According to white supremacist Peter Tefft, Charlottesville was only a beginning.
Anyone who seeks to divide people is working against God. And refusing to say that is sin.
Americans are socially isolated. Digital devices at least allow us to interact.
In the eastern tradition, theosis—union with God—is the goal of the Christian life.
I led a study of Judges. It wasn't easy.
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