Benedict & Anglicans: Problems & Hopes
By Richard J. Mammana Jr.

The pope described the Anglican tradition as a “precious gift nourishing the faith of [Roman Catholics] and as a treasure to be shared.” Read on

Archbishop Calls for Peace in South Sudan
By Jesse Masai

The presidents of two nations have echoed a call from the Primate of South Sudan for a cessation of hostilities in the country. Read on

Tracing Alpha's Story

Review by Charlie Clauss

Repackaging Christianity describes an evangelist movement featuring a particular style of Christianity that desires a more intimate experience of God. Read on

Posing the Eternal Questions

By Pamela A. Lewis

A medieval exhibit at the Philadelphia Museum of Art encourages self-reflection and self-interrogation. Is there a higher power? How am I called to live my life? What will happen to me after death? Read on

The Mystery of Epiphany
By Paul D. Wheatley

As we move from Christmastide to Epiphanytide, we celebrate the ways that Christ is born in us and through us into the world by the baptismal gift of the Spirit. Read on

The Presence of Immanuel 
By Thomas Kincaid

Even as the crush of work priorities delayed from December ensues, enjoy the jewels the Lord is pouring out from his Scriptures each of the days of Christmastide. Read on

The Friendly Beasts
By Amber Noel

How do animals wait for God? Human waiting for Christ may be self-conscious in a way it is not for other animals (though, who knows?), but we’re clearly not the only ones who do it. Read on