Day: June 4, 2015

Episcopal Anglican Church of Brazil celebrates 125 years of mission

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The Episcopal Anglican Church of Brazil is celebrating 125 years of mission this year. Episcopal News Service has the report. “Following autonomy, though the Episcopal Anglican Church of Brazil maintained a strong connection to the U.S.-based Episcopal Church, it began to feel isolated. In 1990, at the time of the church’s centennial celebration, the primates […]

Speaking to the Soul: Sheep-feeding: not just for clergy

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Speaking to the Soul: Sheep-feeding: not just for clergy

Feast day of John XXIII -elected to be a “stop-gap” pope who would reign for a short, uneventful time, he surprised everyone by convening the Second Vatican Council, an assemblage out of which came breath-taking new understandings, not only for the Catholic church but for all of us.

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