The Anglican politics of Prince Harry's wedding
Religion News Service: What's of interest is the Archbishop of Canterbury's hearty endorsement of the designated preacher, Mark Silk says.
Religion News Service: Episcopalians scramble to capitalize on royal wedding opportunity
Religion News Service: What's of interest is the Archbishop of Canterbury's hearty endorsement of the designated preacher, Mark Silk says.
Religion News Service: Episcopalians scramble to capitalize on royal wedding opportunity
From #MeToo to #ChurchToo to #NeverAtChurch
Baptist News Global: If the #MeToo movement has revealed anything it is that no corner of our society is untouched by the pervasive devaluation of women's worth and dignity, even the bastion of progressive Christianity in America, The Riverside Church in the City of New York.
Baptist News Global: If the #MeToo movement has revealed anything it is that no corner of our society is untouched by the pervasive devaluation of women's worth and dignity, even the bastion of progressive Christianity in America, The Riverside Church in the City of New York.
Justin Welby: separation of church and state not a disaster
The (London) Guardian: The Archbishop of Canterbury has said disestablishment of the Church of England would not be a disaster, and removal of the church's privileges should be "a decision for parliament and people".
The (London) Guardian: The Archbishop of Canterbury has said disestablishment of the Church of England would not be a disaster, and removal of the church's privileges should be "a decision for parliament and people".
What does it mean to be father to a son in the age of #MeToo?
National Catholic Reporter: What does it mean to be a father who raises a son in the age of #MeToo? What can a father do to ensure his son doesn't end up the perpetrator in a #MeToo story?
National Catholic Reporter: What does it mean to be a father who raises a son in the age of #MeToo? What can a father do to ensure his son doesn't end up the perpetrator in a #MeToo story?
Every bishop in Chile submits resignation to Pope Francis
Crux: All of Chile's active bishops have submitted a written resignation to Pope Francis, in the wake of a three-day summit in Rome to discuss their Church's massive crisis over sexual abuse and abuse of power.
Crux: All of Chile's active bishops have submitted a written resignation to Pope Francis, in the wake of a three-day summit in Rome to discuss their Church's massive crisis over sexual abuse and abuse of power.
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