Rest for Your Souls May 17, 2020 Features, Highlight Spiritual director Marcia Hotchkiss urges the Church to "share a little more hope, a little more Jesus," in these times of great suffering and uncertainty.
COVID-19: Facing Facts, Working to Prepare, Trusting in God March 4, 2020 Features Physician Lisa Gilbert has training in tropical medicine and infectious diseases, and has volunteered in Africa, Here she discussed the current crisis in both medical and theological terms. An interview with Abigail Woolley Cutter.
6/23 Readings: Anguish and Hope June 17, 2019 Sunday's Readings If lamentation is never acknowledged from the pulpit, the people who make their home in the pews may feel that the church is deaf to their deepest cries and their worst sorrows.
Orlando’s Tears and the Cross June 21, 2016 Essays & Reviews, Features Bishop Gregory Brewer: “Here where we are, under the foot of the cross, is the great leveler.”
Persecution in Pakistan March 6, 2015 News Patrick Augustine: Persecution “has not helped to convert one Christian to Islam.”
A Martyr’s Theology September 20, 2013 Essays & Reviews Review by Ephraim Radner • The monastic life of Christian community and prayer remains the richest fruit of Christian de Chergé’s witness.
United by Climate Change May 3, 2013 News By Gary G. Yerkey Presiding Bishop Jefferts Schori condemns “ancient demons of individualism, materialism, and selfishness.”
Love Is Stronger than Death July 20, 2012 News In loving, faith and hope are made strong, and the human family flourishes; not just despite tragedy, but even in its very teeth.
