Parish Practice, Anglo-Catholicism, and the Oxford Movement
What many see as a clear connection between the Oxford Movement and later Anglo-Catholicism is not real.
Witness and Survival
Bp. Love's position could easily lead once again to disciplinary proceedings, turmoil in the diocese, property disputes, resources thrown to the wind, and the collapse of another diocese of the Episcopal Church.
New Rites: Expansive, Inclusive, or Stifling?
An assessment of the "expansive" liturgies passed at the 79th General Convention.
A Refreshing Agrarian Vision
The Art of Loading Brush, Wendell Berry’s most recent contribution, spans across several genres, beginning with philosophical essays, moving to fiction, and ending with a poem
Virtue and the Women of Old Hollywood
To introduce my daughter to the seven classic virtues, I will enlist the help of classic guides: Ingrid Bergman, Myrna Loy, Katherine Hepburn, and Jean Arthur, among others.
What If the Lord Really Speaks?
Too many of us did not learn what it means to say that the Bible is the Word of God.
Anti-Semitism in the Episcopal Church
It is time for the Episcopal Church to reflect on its complicity in anti-Semitism.
Shame in the Light of the Gospel
"The Gospel does not make sense, unless you have a heart to enter your own shame."