There have been articles, commentaries, blogs (of which I’m adding to, of course), podcasts, and what have you, about the imminent demise of the church.
Sorry, but it has been all said before.
Tag Archives: liturgy
Pray, Tell! What Does The Future Hold?
03-Dec-07Come to the Lord empty.
18-Aug-07There is a great piece written by John Koesler, Eat, Drink, and Be Hungryarchived copy, on ChristianityToday.com. Sometimes I wonder if the Beatitudes really say what we think they mean, regardless of that underlying current of though in my own mind, I think this is a wonderful way of looking at the Beatitudes, life [...]
Wherefore art thou male?
07-Aug-07In The Mistakes We Make with Priestly Vocations, Fr. Philip N. Powell discusses something new in the Roman Catholic church, women serving in the place of pastors, not as pastors, but “Parish Life Coordinators.” Fr. Powell makes some wonderful points that are well worth considering.
The primary scripture used to bar women from leadership positions [...]
Yes! Wait a minute, NO!
09-Jul-07It’s a good way to have a timeout and provide an opportunity for Ann to continue to teach …
Redding said she didn’t feel a need to reconcile all the differences between the two faiths but felt that at the most basic level, they are compatible.
She believes she has not violated any of her baptismal or [...]
God’s Love In Human Arms
09-Jul-07Daily Meditation (Henri Nouwen): A Father’s As Well As a Mother’s Love
The father in the story of the prodigal son is mother as well. His running out to welcome his son, his embrace and kisses; his offering of the best robe, the ring, and the sandals; and his throwing a party are not the typical [...]
