Our sisterhood is built on mutual respect and love, and the relationships in Christ we have with each other…Rebuilding and reconciling the world is central to our faith.
Betsy, Greg, Liz, and Lucas discuss the prevalence of internet pornography and the role it plays in shaping sexual identity. What is a healthy Christian sexual ethic in our postmodern world and how do we begin the conversation with our parishes?
“At the appropriate time we will work on ways that I will be reintegrated into our common life and leadership. In the meantime I ask that you keep Kaye, me and our family in your daily prayers, as we will keep you in ours.” – Bishop Doug Hahn
“Once again we see the contrast between the vain efforts to terrify through indiscriminate murder, and the call of God to be those who show mercy”
“Twitter has A LOT of feelings about The Passion.”
Both Eucharist and foot-washing call us to expose our most vulnerable selves before others, and to believe that we are not going to be simply accepted but treasured.
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