There has been much written about the tragic event in the Diocese of Maryland on December 27. On that day, the bishop suffragan, Heather Cook, while driving and allegedly intoxicated […]

I grew up in the south. In my Texas days, University of Texas (UT) and hook’em horns were Saturday’s passion; on Sundays, we watched Coach Laundry and Roger Staubach lead “America’s […]

Over the last few years, our church and, indeed, our nation, has been in a debate regarding the nature of marriage. To say the least, at times the conversation has […]

Beloved in Christ, Yesterday, we celebrated the feast of Christ the King. On that day, we remember that whatever earthly citizenship we bear is rendered as secondary claims to Jesus’ […]

Amados en Cristo, El dia de ayer celebramos la fiesta de Cristo el Rey. En ese día, recordamos que todo lo que tenemos de ciudadanía terrenal se representa como reclamaciones […]

For the Christian, bearing witness is most completely lived out through the act of giving one’s life as a witness to one’s faith. Throughout our history, the examples of extraordinary […]

In recent days, I have found myself thinking deeply about seemingly disparate topics in our common life and have found that in various ways they connect to the ancient Greek […]

As you may know, the word, liturgy, comes from the Greek words, laos meaning “people” and ergos meaning “work.” Thus, liturgy is often described as the work of the people. […]

Dear People of God, Like many of you, I have watched with increasing concern as a new wave of unaccompanied migrant children cross our borders. Over the last three years, […]

It has now been one year since the Supreme Court opened the way for same-sex marriage in California. In the wake of that decision, lower courts have been striking down […]