The Man Who Paid for a Baptism April 4, 2019 Features “How are you feeling, brother? Are you ready for the big day? You’re about to be born again, you know. Isn’t that exciting?”
Synod Discusses Transgender Guidance February 21, 2019 News The Bishop of Hereford, Richard Frith, said that it was “not intended at all” that baptismal vows should be used to mark gender transition.
A Puzzling Editorial September 12, 2017 Letters Five ecumenists challenge TLC’s editorial on communion between the Episcopal Church and the United Methodist Church.
Resurrection, Ascension May 28, 2017 Essays & Reviews, Features Like all true prayer, the rosary draws us into conversation with the maker of heaven and earth, God Almighty.
Baptism and Marriage: United May 27, 2015 Essays & Reviews Marriage finds its ultimate end in the union of Christ and the Church and its penultimate end in “nurturing” children in the faith.
Dress for the Banquet March 10, 2015 Essays & Reviews Something is required of us before we participate in Holy Communion.
United by Baptism October 31, 2014 News Victor Atta-Baffoe, Bishop of Cape Coast, Ghana, preaches at Yale Divinity School.
Baptism at a Distance December 31, 2013 Essays & Reviews By Calvin Lane and Rob W. Courtney • “Hello, Father, I’d like to have my baby baptized at your church.”
Initiation into Consumerism October 3, 2013 Essays & Reviews, Features By Mark F.M. Clavier • Even while consumerism claims to promote individuality, it compels conformity through the virtual and imaginary worlds it creates.
Louis Weil: Rites Must Connect July 16, 2013 News By Steve Waring • “A great many people do not understand the connection between baptism and the teaching of the faith.”
