As we head to the end of the liturgical year, the blood is set racing with dire warnings of the “end times.” We tend to feel, if times are particularly tough, at different points in human history, that these are the “end times.” Jesus tells us “the end is not......
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November is traditionally the month when we not only pray for our dead, but concentrate a little more on the certainty of our own mortality. This is meant to bring us to reform, so it is most certainly, part of the “Good News.” The serious question for us to ponder......
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A challenge that has faced Christians almost since the beginning is the question of how much assimilation to a non-Christian society is possible. It is part of the question of “rendering unto Caesar.” At all times, there may be different answers. This week, we look at some advice from the......
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Wonderful article in the Tennessee Register about Sr. Souraya and her process with the London icon and working with Fr. Ben.
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Christians, one would presume, should never deliberately offend people, or deliberately irritate them. Yet, today, it seems, many non-Christians find everything about Christianity “offensive.” Curiously, in one of the very earliest Christian documents, the Letter of Pope St. Clement to the Corinthians, we are actually told to “offend” people -......
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