Day: November 14, 2016

Safety Pins and Solidarity

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In the aftermath of last week’s election, many people have begun wearing safety pins as a statement of solidarity for marginalized people. This has become controversial, as many activists feel that it is an empty gesture that only makes the wearer feel good without actually helping others. However, some have reported stories of feeling safer …

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Priest Pulse: Season 2 #5: Excelsior!

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A special comic book themed episode featuring the Rev. Canon Chuck Robertson, Canon to the Presiding Bishop for Ministry Beyond the Episcopal Church, Steve Ross, author of Marked, a comic book adaptation of the Gospel of Mark, and Heather Annis, author of Book of Comic Prayer

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