Australian Bishops Block Traditional Marriage Resolution
Clergy and laity strongly favored a resolution declaring that marriage is between a man and a woman, but the bishops narrowly said no.
The Burundian Immigrants of Tucson
Refugees from hunger and persecution adapt to life in Arizona
COVID May Prompt Major General Convention Changes
Postponement, a shortened schedule, and robust precautions will all be up for discussion at a May 11 online meeting.
Bishop in Europe Describes Ukrainian ‘Catastrophe’
The Rt. Rev. Mark Edington spoke at a meeting of the Province II Synod, which includes the Convocation of Episcopal Churches in Europe.
5 Easter, Year C: Cosmic Praise
No longer are foods unclean or profane, nor is humanity divided between them and us.
New Zealand Split May Be a Preview for Australia
The ACANZP split has had little effect; same-sex blessings are still rare, and only 17 of 500 congregations left.
Conflict Looms Over Requiring Baptism for Communion
The General Convention will consider eliminating the canon requiring that only baptized people can receive Holy Communion.
Welby Apologizes for Indian Residential Schools in Canada
Archbishop of Canterbury said survivors’ stories “opened a window into hell.”