Communion with Christ and One Another in a Time of Pandemic April 9, 2020 Catholic Voices, Features Sewanee's Julia Gatta on the Daily Office and the Eucharist-God's sustaining giftss for his people in all times. "God continues to reach out to us, supplying the strength we need to weather our losses. Christ is our companion in joy and sorrow, life and death. Even in physical isolation, we are not alone: Christ is with us along with the whole communion of saints who belong to him.
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.
