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John Goodenough, Nobel Laureate and Witness to Grace

There was an interesting obituary June 27 in The New York Times: “John Goodenough, Who Changed World with Lithium Ions, Dies at 100.” Robert...

Why Episcopalians Should Read the Pope’s Latest Letter

By Sarah Puryear This summer a Roman Catholic friend sent me a link to Pope Francis’s latest letter entitled Desiderio desideravi and asked me to...

Evangelism? Tackling the Roots of Episcopalians’ Reluctance

By Titus Presler Will you proclaim by word and example the good news of God in Christ?” Episcopalians are asked this question at every baptism...

‘We Have Beheld a Great Soul’

Presiding Bishop Curry: “We of the Episcopal Church likewise give God thanks for her life and her witness to us.”

Ecumenism’s Strange Future

By Robert W. Jenson • Cardinal Ratzinger used to say that overcoming the Church’s divisions would require a great intervention of the Spirit.

An Insider-Outsider’s Gifts

Review by Andrew Petiprin • After seven years in the United States, Samuel Wells developed a unique insider-outsider perspective.

Non-linear Verite

The Tree of Life is nominated for three Academy Awards (best picture, best director, and best cinematography). It is also a film very few Episcopalians have seen. This strikes me as odd, particularly in light of the director’s background.

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