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Douglas LeBlanc

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

Diocese of Canterbury Wants Pro-LGBTQ Archbishop

The diocese’s preference on sexuality debates is the eighth item on the first page of needs. It devotes 99 words to themes of inclusion and 15 words to the Church’s historic doctrine of marriage.

Coleman, Cook, and Piggins

Remembering Edwin Cabaniss Coleman, Charles Robert (Bob) Cook, and Deborah H. Piggins

Melbourne Calls Bishop Across the Oceans

Bishop Ric Thorpe has overseen church growth in London for nearly 10 years, partly as director of the Gregory Centre for Church Multiplication.

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.

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.

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.

Cardinals Elect First American-Born Pope

The College of Cardinals Report describes Robert Francis Prevost as “a Chicago-born prelate with views close to Pope Francis who spent many years as a missionary in Peru.”

Maddox, Sherwood, Tisdale

Remembering William E. Maddox III, David Graylan Sherwood, and Thomas Sumter Tisdale Jr.

C of E Promotes Nicene Creed Studies

The resources include a 44-page booklet available for purchase from Church House Publishing; Creed-focused reflections for the church’s Everyday Faith app; and a resource pack for congregations.

A Quarter-Million of Pope Francis’ Friends Say Farewell

Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, dean of the College of Cardinals since 2020, praised the pope's vision of the Church as "a field hospital."