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“A Merry Heart Goes All the Day”: Why I’m Reading Walter Scott

Scott invests many of his characters with moral goodness and, occasionally, holiness. His heroes and heroines are inspiring. The sheer degradedness and badness of his anti-heroes leaves the strongest impression. The novels are above all about character.

American Anglo-Catholicism and Black Episcopalians: Integrating the Narrative, Part II: The Witness of Ritualism

Though the number of black Episcopalians has and continues to be low, they have remained a faithful presence within the greater American Anglican tradition.

Ritual and Revolution: Conrad Noel and the Catholic Crusade

In music, in dance, and in joyful worship Conrad Noel molded Thaxted into an image of the heavenly Jerusalem.

American Anglo-Catholicism and Black Episcopalians: Integrating the Narrative

Has Anglo-Catholicism appealed to black Episcopalians?

Racial solidarity and English Catholicism

The third and concluding part of “Reconciled Bodies: Recasting Race in Catholic Ecclesiology”

Demands of the singular body

The second part of “Reconciled Bodies: Recasting Race in Catholic Ecclesiology”

Zanzibar takes London

Bishop Frank Weston, a white Englishman, advocated tirelessly for justice and respect for the black Africans among whom he lived and served.

Cultivating virtue

Part two of 'Obedience the Remedy'