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A Ministry of Witness at the Precinct

The entire experience was tiring, and exciting, and my back ached by the end of the 16-hour session. But it was worth it.

Living with Nicaea with Peter Casarella and Daniela Augustine

How does Nicaea speak to social and political life today?

Whose Kingdom Come?

Historian Philip Jenkins: “Empires are an inescapable component in the making, remaking, and rethinking of the world’s faiths.”

Resisting Provocateur Politics

Following Charlie Kirk’s assassination, our public discourse has shown its ugly edges. Christ call us to something else.

The Gospel and the Specter of Christian Nationalism

It's hard to define the term "Christian Nationalism." Denunciations, therefore, aren't enough, and Christians have something better to offer.

The Separation of Church and State Is Good for Both

To advocate for one political candidate over another, however well intentioned, takes us down an unsteady and perilous path, where discernment is considerably less clear.

A Walk with Jesus: Liturgical Improvisation as Resistance

A Good Friday ecumenical procession demonstrated that following the cross is political, a sign that God’s power is made perfect in weakness.

Politics and Paul’s Mission

Where are our allegiances? Now maybe the time for "a politics of small ends,' a politics that renounces bitter binaries that sew hatred, destruction, and death.

Who Are ‘We the People’?: The Church as Politics

Political questions, especially about immigration, become more complex when we see the people involved joining us at the communion rail.

Letters to the Editor, March 28

God’s Values, Compromised Communion, and Thanks for International News

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