Statement from Kris McDaniel of C4SO over 2015 Eucharistic discipline comments
Dear Clergy, As we announced last week, the College of Bishops has unanimously consented to the Rev. Canon Dr. Kris McDaniel’s candidacy for Suffragan Bishop, allowing C4SO to proceed with his election at our Diocesan Convention on November 7. Four bishop examiners from other dio
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‘The Shack’ Sequel Is as Provocative as the Original
This piece was adapted from CT’s books newsletter. Subscribe here. William Paul Young, Return to the Shack: A Journey Into Redemption (Apiary, 2026) The enormously successful, highly controversial novel The Shack (2007) spotlit the problem of suffering, portraying a divine love w
Yays and Boos
This summer, CT started running an occasional feature on reader responses. Here’s a new installment. Creation from Nothing Is Not the Big Bang I appreciate Brad East’s article asserting God’s creating heaven and earth from nothing. I also recommend Augustine’s reflections in his
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EXTON, Pennsylvania — In some traditionalist circles, Palmquist’s story — from SSPX priest to talking on YouTube about his faith and being gay — is already infamous.
Turn to God in Suffering
A lament is a prayer in pain that leads to trust.
Retrieve the Past. Retain the Truth.
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Here’s what to know about Pete Hegseth’s new Office of Religious Affairs
(RNS) — A memo announcing the establishment of the Office of Religious Affairs said it would ‘oversee research, technology, and analytical tools to support and assess spiritual fitness, spiritual readiness, and spiritual resilience’ of soldiers.