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Conflict Resolution: Lessons for a Divided America (2)

By Sarah Cornwell This is the second of a two-part series in which I consider what we in the U.S. may be able to learn from certain armed conflicts and post-conflict settings, and what role the Church may pl... Read More...

On stealing relics

Why steal a relic? Relic theft was common in the Middle Ages, for a variety of reasons. But even in the later Middle Ages, when the sale of relics was increasingly common, profit was only one of them.

The hope and joy of peace

I’m Done with Content, and You are Too

Advent: Gearing Up For All Twelve Days

The Notes of the Church: A Brief Catechesis

A guide to the Covenant

I’m Done with Content, and You are Too

Advent: Gearing Up For All Twelve Days

The Notes of the Church: A Brief Catechesis

Casting the Net on the Other Side: Post-COVID Church Renewal

Not Learning Enough from the Past

Fistfuls of Tears, Fistfuls of Joy

Are we done with the '79 prayer book?

Advent: Gearing Up For All Twelve Days

Fistfuls of Tears, Fistfuls of Joy

Ripeness

Denominational Envy

Bring Back the Catafalque

I Want to Be One Too: On All Saints’ Day

Ascension song

I’m Done with Content, and You are Too

Not Learning Enough from the Past

William Wordsworth: Christian, Anglican, and Anglo-Catholic

To Touch the Face of God

How to Internet

The Rings of Power

Conflict Resolution: Lessons for a Divided America (2)

On stealing relics