“For now we see only a reflection, as in a mirror, but then we will see face to face. Now I know only in part; then I will know fully, […]
As Dean Penny Bridges prepares to retire after more than a decade of leadership, St. Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral reflects on a transformative season of renewed visibility, growth, and public engagement […]
When something truly horrific happens, we often ask ourselves, ”But what can I do?” The desire to help is there, but the capacity for practical assistance is lost. We search […]
On Tuesday afternoons at UC San Diego’s Price Center West, something sacred continues to take shape. Students hustling between classes, toting backpacks, laptops, half-full coffee cups, and the weight of […]
There are some weeks that feel larger once they are over. You move through them in real time–checking schedules, welcoming guests, solving problems, teaching classes, finding coffee, making introductions, hoping […]
“Will we look away from suffering?” was the question that over 150 people gathered at Good Samaritan Episcopal Church asked on March 30, Holy Monday. As Holy Week began, we […]
Over the years, I’ve had countless times where I’m sitting at my desk, after a long day, looking at a half-finished project and realizing I wasn’t stuck because I didn’t […]
In Holy Week, over the span of a few days, we remember Jesus entering Jerusalem to cheers and celebration, sharing a final meal with his friends, and ultimately walking the […]
On February 19, 2026, EDSD became aware of a mother and her three children, ages 5, 16, and 18, who were taken into the U.S. immigration system in Soldotna, Alaska. […]
Today, it isn’t uncommon to see ashes being distributed on sidewalks, at train stations, or at bus stops. We know it as Ashes to Go, and although no one knows […]
