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Chronic Illness and Prayer

Why do we pray for people? What is the purpose of prayer? Praying for people with chronic illness raises uncomfortable questions. We tend to...

Christ’s Reversal of Cosmic Decay

By Jeff Boldt Awhile back I wrote about the fact that creation is a temple, and that humanity (Adam) is a priest. Now I'll look...

Order Welcomes Vermont Couple

The international order of chivalry traces its roots to a hospice in Jerusalem in the year 1070.

Acts and Eugenics

Luke's book of the Acts of the Apostles teaches us what it means that "God shows no partiality."

Jesus’ Galilean Ministry

Jesus speaks and acts with authority because his words and actions are those of God, because he is God.

#2069

This four-digit number is a hashtag, a death toll, and a call to action.

One Baptism

Roman Catholics and Coptic Orthodox Christians recognize each other’s sacrament of baptism.

Task Group Deepens Ties

Archbishop Richard Clarke: “We have been examining what differences mean at a practical level.”

Pray for Officer Wagstaff

Bishop Martin Field requests prayers for an Episcopalian severely wounded in his work as a police officer.

The Table: A post-political liturgy

In the wake of the inauguration, I propose the following. Churches should create a community-oriented event called the Table. The goal here is to create a space in which political partisanship takes a back seat to human interaction, and thus defuses fear of the political “other.”

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