Subversive Undercroft #194: Our Share in the Resurrection
April 18, 2021
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We do some venerating before we continue to talk about what the BCP catechism has to say about Jesus.
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Subversive Undercroft #187: Koinonia
February 28, 2021
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We start with a Lenten check in, learn a bit about what Jesus was up to while he was among the dead, and finish up our conversation on the decalogue as presented in the BCP catechism.
Change is gonna come
February 3, 2020
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I am excited to announce that the Rev’s Amy Haynie and Tracie Middleton have been named as the new Managing Editors for the Episcopal Cafe
Weekly Roundup for February 1
February 1, 2020
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Apologies that aren’t apologetic, some significant milestones, and everyday people doing amazing things; it’s our weekly roundup of stories you don’t want to miss
Weekend Roundup for January 25
January 25, 2020
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Lots from the recent gathering of Primates, the PB seems to be everywhere at once, and more – it’s our weekly roundup of stories from around the church and the world.
Weekend Roundup for 18 January
January 18, 2020
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Fleeing princesses, bible controversies, and the changing role of church; it’s our weekend roundup of stories you don’t want to miss
Weekend Roundup for January 11
January 11, 2020
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Hidden history, the Communion in 2020, and shuffling staff at the PB’s office; it’s our weekly roundup of stories from around the church.
Minnesota adds three to slate for bishop’s election
January 6, 2020
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Minnesota has added three more candidates by petition to its episcopal slate; bringing the total to five for the election later this month.
Weekend Roundup just before Epiphany
January 3, 2020
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It’s our weekly roundup of stories from around the church.
Looking back on 2019
December 28, 2019
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We look back on the stories of 2019 and peer ahead to 2020.
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