Requiescat: Bishop Williams February 13, 2013 News Huntington Williams, Jr., a U.S. Army veteran of World War II and retired Bishop Suffragan of North Carolina, died Jan. 28 at 87.
Church Confronts Trafficking February 13, 2013 News By G. Jeffrey MacDonald, TLC Correspondent “Human Trafficking: A Churchwide Conversation” scheduled for March 6.
Reconciliation and Mercy February 12, 2013 News A panel discussion at Trinity Wall Street on “Healing a Broken World: Partnership and Reconciliation”
Augustinian Brothers February 12, 2013 Essays & Reviews “Theology of Hope: United by Postmodern Critical Augustinianism” (TLC, Sept. 5, 2010)
‘The See Will Be Vacant’ February 11, 2013 News Pope Benedict XVI: “my strengths … are no longer suited to an adequate exercise of the Petrine ministry.”
Luminous with God’s Glory February 10, 2013 Sunday's Readings Epiphany 5Neh. 8:1-3, 5-6, 8-10 • Ps. 19 • 1 Cor. 12:12-31a • Luke 4:14-21Today’s readings speak of veils and of veilings and unveilings. In Exodus we hear the story of Moses coming down from Mt. Sinai, where t... Read more...
Speaking of Reconciliation February 8, 2013 Essays & Reviews By Eric Turner If we seek healing and reconciliation, we must resist the temptation to demonize those with whom we disagree.
Oiling Up York Minster February 7, 2013 News By John Martin, TLC Correspondent, London York Minster, the second-largest gothic church in Europe, may shortly be coated in a layer of fat derived from olive oil.
Mere Anglicanism Grows On February 6, 2013 News By Sue Careless About 280 people gathered at the eighth and largest annual Mere Anglicanism conference Jan. 24-26.
Economic Discipleship in Boston February 6, 2013 News By G. Jeffrey MacDonald, TLC Correspondent Christians in the Boston area and beyond are learning how to turn small lifestyle adjustments into big donations.
