Being Disarmed Leander Harding September 6, 2018 Commentary, The Episcopal Church The traditionalist perspective in the Episcopal Church — particularly with regard to the meaning of marriage — has been completely defeated within the councils of our church.
The Sound of Silence Fr. Clint Wilson March 30, 2018 Bible, Commentary, The Episcopal Church It is Good Friday, when the silence of God is stronger than the noise of men.
Embracing the Cross of Christ Fr. Bryan Owen March 27, 2018 Commentary, The Episcopal Church We must embrace the cross, though it may sound as though we Christians glory in weakness, cruelty, suffering, and death.
Witnesses in Holy Week Fr. Clint Wilson March 25, 2018 Bible, Commentary, Good Book Club, The Episcopal Church This week, we are witnesses of this spectacle: Jesus' death and resurrection.
Humble King of Kings Sarah Puryear November 17, 2017 Catechesis, Commentary As the king of all, Jesus could have come down from the cross, as the bystanders dared him to do.
Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do Garwood Anderson April 14, 2017 Commentary While with his tongue the Suffering Servant made “intercession for transgressors” (Isa. 53:12), with torn flesh he made atonement for those who bruised him.
Cæli enarrant: Thorns, Cross, Crucifixion Christopher Wells April 14, 2017 Commentary Until our own end, Christ’s Passion remains the singular source of salvation and holiness — in the sacraments, and in our love of him by acts of penance, reparation, and solidarity.
The craft of suffering The Rev. Dr. Ephraim Radner February 15, 2017 Anglican Church of Canada, Commentary, The Episcopal Church The Christian experience of suffering is distinctive. “Pain without God is intolerable. Everything in our culture flows from this ‘without God’; and, in this case, pain therefore sweeps everything before itself.”
