Be a tree Fr. Bryan Owen January 19, 2018 Commentary It’s no accident that trees play a prominent role in the Bible. In fact, trees bookend the story of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.
A place in the order of things Mark Michael March 5, 2017 Commentary, The Episcopal Church My grandfather died two weeks ago, a few months short of his 89th birthday, in the same room where he was born. Most every night of his long life, he slept under the same roof, in the farmhouse where his parents had settled just after their marriage.
In praise of staying put: Benedictine stability in today’s world Sarah Puryear November 22, 2016 Commentary The Benedictines have shown me another pattern of faithfulness: the pattern of committing to a place and a community and refusing to run away.
Maybe you should stay. Maybe… Garwood Anderson January 18, 2016 Commentary I am hardly suggesting that “staying” — in a job, in a parish, in a denomination, in a city, with an institution — is always the right thing to do, only that, for Christians, change rather than stability bears the burden of proof, a burden that can be satisfied, but is borne nonetheless.
Liturgy and becoming a “less bad” person Neil Dhingra November 4, 2014 Commentary One thing that I’ve noticed on this blog is a willingness to criticize inflated claims for the liturgy. But, properly chastened, can we make claims that the liturgy "works," making you a better person?
Keeping Easter in a world of change Zachary Guiliano April 13, 2013 Church of England, Commentary My early formation as an Episcopalian was shaped to a large extent by the first person I ever felt confident in calling “my priest.” Among his many notable features, I learned much from the way he kept Easter. He would remind us Sunday after Sunday, from our E... Read More...
