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Douglas LeBlanc

Douglas LeBlanc is an Associate Editor and writes about Christianity and culture. He and his wife, Monica, attend St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church in Henrico, Virginia.

Bishops Bid Farewell to Living in Love and Faith

The Church of England’s House of Bishops has taken blessings for same-sex couples as far as possible without a stronger supporting majority in the church’s General Synod.

Aldrich, Harrington, Limo, Moeller, Plazas, Rothauge

This list encompasses the remainder of obituaries published in November and December 2025.

Videos Show Legacy of John Smyth’s Beatings

Reporter Cathy Newman of London’s Channel 4 has done a comprehensive follow-up documentary about Smyth’s wife, son, and daughters.

Clavier, Phillips, and Woodward

We remember Anthony (Tony) Clavier, Elizabeth (Beth) Phillips, and George Frederick Woodward III.

TLC Board Chooses New President

The Rev. Clint Wilson is excited about TLC’s 150th anniversary and its call to gather diverse leaders who care about the flourishing of the Anglican tradition.

Bishop Catherine Waynick, 1948-2025

Bishop Catherine Waynick favored gradual and patient persuasion on women’s ordination and sexuality issues.

King Charles Brings His Warmth to Rome

The Rev. Dr. James Hawkey, a canon theologian at Westminster Abbey: “The age of mutual suspicion really is now over.”

Archbishop Drexel Gomez Dies at 88

Gomez affirmed the church’s historic doctrine of marriage and sought to deepen mutual accountability through his leadership in helping to create the Anglican Covenant.

Graffiti Exhibit Stirs Controversy at Canterbury Cathedral

The free exhibition opens October 17 and runs through January 18, and responses to previews offered by the cathedral’s leaders have elicited protests.

John Smyth’s Zimbabwean Victims File U.K. Lawsuit

Six men who say Smyth abused them and the mother of a boy who was found dead at a camp he managed seek financial damages from a Cambridge church.