Curry Scheduled for Adrenal Gland Surgery 

By Kirk Petersen

Presiding Bishop Michael B. Curry is resting at home after a brief hospitalization for renewed internal bleeding. He will have his right adrenal gland and an attached mass removed on September 8. Read on.

Sexual Abuse Reporting & the Confessional 
By Mark Michael

As the United Kingdom considers a new mandatory reporting law for child sexual abuse, a group of bishops has urged that sacramental confession be exempted. Read on.

Glorious Nashville Organ Finds a Voice

By Susan Byrum Rountree

The 3,067 pipes of St. George’s Buzard Opus 48 organ have inspired parishioners to finally sing from their pews. "You can hear the love coming through the pipes." Read on.

Clarifying the Church's Social Ministry
By Timothy Sedgwick and Philip Turner

The social ministry of the church is to form communities whose members are well-positioned and strongly motivated to acquire the civic virtues that make possible a heathy, well-ordered, and diverse social life. Read on.

The Gospel in the Holy Eucharist
By John Deepak Sundara

God’s grace is not limited to only forgiving us lawbreakers and giving us everlasting life. The liturgy shapes us to recognize that God’s grace extends to nourishing us to walk in God’s ways, to walk in love. Read on.

Shattering Models of Female Piety
By Maxine King

At the turn of the 15th century, laywoman Margery Kempe fails at business, receives visions from Jesus, convinces her husband to be in a celibate marriage, and goes on pilgrimage, loudly weeping. Read on.