Something to eat

Why does the risen Jesus ask for food? Is he hungry? Does he need to eat?

This mortal weight: flesh, resurrection, and patience

We bear the weight that surrounds us in the daily trappings of life: waking, sleeping, eating, drinking, working, concerning oneself with the plight of one's neighbor. These things are a joy at times, but at others they sit heavily across the shoulders.

Graveyard homes

My wife and I are raising our two sons in a graveyard. For the churchyard is clearly a place for the living, as well as the dead.
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Keeping Easter in a world of change

My early formation as an Episcopalian was shaped to a large extent by the first person I ever felt confident in calling “my priest.” Among his many notable features, I learned much from the way he kept Easter. ... Read More...