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Salvadoran Government Seizes Cristosal Activist

Ruth López lads the Anti-Corruption and Justice Division of the Anglican-founded organization, one of Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele's boldest critics.

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Into the World

Daily Devotional • May 24 A Reading from Luke 9:1-17 1...

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Not Alone (Easter 6, Year C)

God will be directly accessible to all people who enter the New Jerusalem through the cleansing blood of the Lamb.

Jewish Victims in D.C. Shooting Attended Episcopal Parish

Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim, who were killed on May 21, worshiped at the Church of the Ascension & St. Agnes in D.C.

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2025 Essay Competition Now Open

Our annual Student Essays in Christian Wisdom Competition is now open.

Trans Questions, Pastoral Care with Abigail Favale and Pieter Valk

How can theologically traditional Christians care well for trans people?

New Bishop Seeks a Self-Supporting Arctic

Alexander Pryor, an organ scholar who likes to hunt grouse and ptarmigan, study systematic theology, and fish has been consecrated as the seventh Bishop of the Arctic.

Conservative American Anglicanism’s Forgotten Third Seminary

In an atmosphere of attempting turnaround, novel pedagogy, and outreach into the Anglican Communion, Cranmer House was founded as a new REC seminary—with substantial help from conservative Episcopalians.

Pioneering Episcopal Priest, Humanitarian Honored by Jerusalem Diocese

The Rev. Canon Betsee Parker has been determined to keep Gaza's Al-Ahli Hospital open, no matter what, and the Diocese of Jerusalem made her a canon in thanks.

Pope Encourages Ecumenical, Interfaith Partners

The Most Rev. Leonard Dawea, Bishop of Temotu and Primate of the Anglican Church of Melanesia, led a 13-member Anglican delegation to the celebration of the Pope’s new ministry.

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Remembering the ‘Holy Nats’

The Sisterhood of the Holy Nativity emphasized parish work, primarily educational and pastoral, but also with outreach to the community.

Friedrich’s Subjective Landscapes of the Soul

In the extraordinarily subjective world of Caspar David Friedrich, we are almost always positioned before a landscape that strongly suggests our presence.

I, Me, Mine

For most of us, the very mention of the word “pronoun” exacerbates the cultural hypertension endemic to our culture.

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NH Diocese Clears Legal Hurdle for Affordable Housing Project

Affordable housing, the diocese argued, is a "clear and direct fulfillment of our religious commitments expressed by Jesus Christ.”

Bishop Sutton Withdraws Calvin Robinson’s License

Sutton’s decision came one day after Archbishop Steve Wood of the Anglican Church in North America issued a letter questioning the wisdom of Sutton’s granting the license.

Calvin Robinson Receives a One-Year License

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Appointments, ordinations, receptions, retirements, and closures of two parishes across the Episcopal Church

Bishop-Elect Has Threefold Vision for Diocese of Montreal

The Bishop-Elect of Montreal has these top priorities for his episcopate: reconciliation, financial health, and safe-church reform.

‘Omnishambles’ May Delay Canterbury Selection

The other 14 members of the Crown Nominations Commission were chosen by March, and the group is set to hold its first meeting in May.

Episcopal Church Declines to Resettle White Afrikaners

Presiding Bishop Rowe believes that continued partnership with the federal government would undermine the church’s commitment to racial justice and reconciliation.

The Lion’s Mantle: What Pope Leo XIV Inherits and Must Become

The new pope situates himself among pontiffs whose legacies span the bold defense of orthodoxy, the reform of ecclesial corruption, and the navigation of seismic cultural shifts.

Letters, May 9

TLC readers challenge assumptions about church growth, the Gaza War, and flags in church.

Cardinals Elect First American-Born Pope

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