Day: January 11, 2012

End human trafficking

“Put simply, human trafficking is slavery.”

Bishop Robinson reflects on the New Hampshire vote

1 Comment / The Lead

“People like Rick Santorum and others underestimate the real cultural shift that has taken place here,” Robinson says.

Does that make them Koptics?

1 Comment / The Lead

CTRL+C and CTRL+V are the instruments of transcendence.

Getting the story right – the pope on gay marriage

7 Comments / The Lead

The Pope may well be opposed to marriage equality, but he didn’t show it in the way the headline writers portrayed.

Marriage equality: listening for God rather than imposing

4 Comments / The Lead

“God attends gay weddings. Who knew?”

Jealousy & Violence; Blessing & Community

1 Comment / Speaking to the Soul

Jealousy, prejudice and violence is healed by blessing and community.

Non-negotiable

23 Comments / Daily Episcopalian

So—what do we do? What sort of tentative half-measures do we take, or, alternatively, what sort of wacky out-of-the-box solutions do we throw ourselves towards? What should we do? Or, what shouldn’t we do?

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