By: Mary Jane Miller, a past Vestry member Parish life is one of the most interesting social dynamic situations you might find still happening in our society today. It thrives on the idea that we are within God’s sight all the time as we go about our life together in community. Our Parish is Changing …
The Right Reverend William O. Gregg, Ph.D. After Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Part I: Where is the hope? “There are seventeen children dead,” the student said pointedly to the news reporter. A poignant expression of grief, anger, and shock at the violence in Marjory Stoneman Douglas in Parkland FL. We know some of both …
Thoughts from a anonymous parishioner at St Paul’s Anglican, San Miguel Allende Why Church? The welcoming atmosphere of St Paul’s endeared the church to my wife and I, as did the embrace of our children, despite their penchant for lying on the church floor or mooning the parish at the communion rail. The reason that …
Does Tolerance have its Limits? I began by asking us to think about ‘what’s in a name’, that is, to recognize both the power and the limitations of words to express our very flexible and changing ideas. There is often a problem not only in ‘saying what we mean’ but in ’meaning what we …
