Revolution by Royal Mail? August 23, 2016 News An open letter challenges the Church of England’s ‘quadruple lock.’
U.K. Decides and Divides June 24, 2016 Essays & Reviews “This morning our usually placid street echoed to a loud shouting match between neighbors venting different views.”
A Queen’s Momentous Reign September 8, 2015 Essays & Reviews The 63-year reign of Elizabeth II has probably been the greatest period of change in Britain’s history.
Facing My Inner Racist August 13, 2015 Essays & Reviews Fr. Bob Libby: “I’ve had a cross burned on my lawn, but I am a racist.”
Jesus Was Never a PB May 1, 2015 News Unlike Presiding Bishops, “Jesus did take people from one view of the future to another.”
Thinking Ahead to Convention April 30, 2015 Essays & Reviews “There are forms of change that constitute evolution and there are forms that result from revolution.”
Kenyans, Bishops, and Women January 26, 2015 News The Anglican Church of Kenya debates when women might join the episcopate.
Alcohol, the Church, and Lent January 20, 2015 News The stakes of this crisis could not be more serious or portentous.
Thoughts from a Md. Rector January 14, 2015 Essays & Reviews “Our guidelines are woefully inadequate and naïve” on substance abuse and addiction.
Jesuits Look Across Town October 10, 2014 News “The actions of GTS’s trustees could be mistaken for an isolated case of willful misunderstanding, but they are not.”
