The List November 23, 2017 Catholic Voices, Features Once a year, members of the Living Church Foundation’s board honor their forebears.
Dress for the Banquet March 10, 2015 Essays & Reviews Something is required of us before we participate in Holy Communion.
Taming the Bureaucratic Beast January 29, 2015 Essays & Reviews National and diocesan bureaucracies and expenses seem never to mirror numerically declining constituencies.
Take Justice Seriously November 26, 2014 Essays & Reviews As the late Beverly Harrison once said: “Justice is the minimal face of love.”
Voices of Buchenwald November 20, 2014 Essays & Reviews Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s voice rang clearly in my ear: Grace must never be cheap.
Going Home Justified July 11, 2014 Essays & Reviews By David Hein • Director Sam Peckinpah quoted indirectly from Luke 18:14 in rewriting the script of Ride the High Country.
The Iconic Mandela December 8, 2013 Essays & Reviews By John W. de Gruchy • Nelson Mandela is an icon of opposing evil, enduring suffering, overcoming bitterness, expressing forgiveness.
Struck Down, But Not Destroyed March 14, 2013 Essays & Reviews By Daniel H. Martins We opted to cut our losses and live to fight another day.
Being a People of Peace February 15, 2013 Essays & Reviews Commentary by Jordan Hylden In working to love one another, a good place to start would be by not suing one another.
