Silence, Sound, and the Power of God
That sound and silence are perceived as alternatives, rather than ordered portions of a single reality of divine beauty, is one of the great perversions of modern culture.
Thank You for the Music
If it were not for the music I came to love in the Episcopal Church, I would not have become a Christian.
Marking Time
The Morgan Library’s current exhibition explores how in the Middle Ages the concept of time, as well as telling time, were approached in different ways and with significantly different tools.
New Imagery for Central Pa.
Bp. Audrey Scanlan: “A new ‘look’ for our diocese that preserves the best of what we have had, in years past, and allows for a shifting of shape is an icon all its own, for our movement forward, in faith.”
Historic Churches: Six Cases
There’s a special reluctance to close truly historic buildings, but saving them often requires resources far beyond what a small remaining congregation can provide.
Saving Samuel Seabury’s Miter
Textile Conservation Workshop spent five weeks restoring the miter of the Episcopal Church’s first bishop.
The Met Comes Calling
New York’s Metropolitan Opera Company invites Ohio priest to consider reprising a role.
In a Tongue Understood by the People
Aboriginal Australians celebrate their love of Scripture.
Stained-glass Backstory
A small detail in a stained-glass window was the signature of Whitefriar Glass Studios.
Honor for Sculpture at VTS
Artist Margaret Adams Parker will receive a Faith & Form award for her sculpture “Mary as Prophet.”