As a Catholic, I think two of the seven themes in Catholic Social Teaching, the Life and Dignity of the […]

Margaret Atwood’s 1985 novel The Handmaid’s Tale is a dystopian portrayal of a not-so-future America that has become an “authoritarian, patriarchal, and theocratic regime” […]

Standing underneath a tree in 1994, Yobe state, Nigeria, I watched as Christians ran. I saw cars set ablaze. A […]

The Episcopal Lectionary for this week resounds in syncopated side-step with emergency events. California again burns—as 250,000 flee and millions […]

We sat nervously around the table. Having never met before, we started by introducing ourselves with our name and where […]

To what extent do Black lives truly matter? What is the value of Black lives and how willing are we […]

Wilderness is not just out there, like a remote mountain range. It is also in here, in our private interiors, […]

I am an Episcopalian living in the spiritual-but-not-religious stronghold of the Pacific Northwest. Until recently I believed, given sparse attendance, […]

“There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you” – Mary Angelou  On account of being human, […]