Pursuing ‘inclusion,’ neglecting the poor Does the way we talk in the Episcopal Church serve to worsen our neglect of the poor?
The school of reconciliation Facing divisions in the body of Christ, the school of reconciliation would teach the faithful to speak as sinners, who admit that “often enough, people of both sides were to blame” (Decree on Ecumenism, Unitatis Redintegratio 1, para. 3).
Validity and the taint of division All Holy Orders are tainted, defective, and irregular, in our state of disunity. Still, God does not deny his grace to his people.
