Newness
April 7, 2021
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I am not sure I went out looking for the resurrected Christ in my day, but glimpses of that new hope and creation were everywhere.
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Known in the breaking of the bread
April 22, 2020
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Children sow the sidewalk with painted rocks wearing hearts and flowers, as though faith could irrigate the earth with hope. I sow my windowsill with
Forced into a Pagan Easter
March 22, 2020
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What if we could all do this on Easter Day? What if we could all place a daffodil on the grass, lots of them, six feet apart? What if, on the grass of the the parks of our little village, we could spread daffodils marking six-foot-squares? And what if, in the parks by our seas, we could all gather on Easter Day in a Creed-free Zone? Silently? Socially-distanced but together. Do I mean to annoy liturgists? No. It’s just a side-benefit.
Presiding Bishop encourages online worship for Easter
March 17, 2020
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“It is important to emphasize that suspension of in-person gatherings is not a suspension of worship. I very much encourage and support online worship.”
Presiding Bishop’s Easter Message
March 27, 2018
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The truth is the message of Jesus was unsettling to the world then as it is unsettling to the world now. And yet that very message is the only source of hope in life for the way of the cross,
Speaking to the Soul: What happened to “Happy Easter?”
April 22, 2017
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He is risen, the focus message of Easter and all the little Easters that come after it. We celebrate it all year, so why not use the phrase at least during the official liturgical season?
Presiding Bishop Michael Curry’s Easter Message
April 3, 2017
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Presiding Bishop Michael Curry has released his Easter Message for 2017.
What can I give him?
April 3, 2016
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Even prison walls cannot hold back the Spirit of the Lord
Jesus on Easter: socialist, communist, or libertarian?
March 28, 2016
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James Crossley, a professor of Bible, Society and Politics, analyzes the story of Easter across the political spectrum, using Monty Python’s ‘The Life of Brian’
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