[Diocese of Newark] When the Rev. George Dredden gave a phone interview about what he experienced outside the Delaney Hall immigration detention center in Newark, New Jersey, on May 25, he was still hoarse and coughin...
Read More[Anglican Communion News Service] The Most Rev. Stephen Cottrell, the archbishop of York in the Church of England, recently visited two Episcopal Church dioceses in the United States, the Diocese of Rhode Island and t...
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Within a single 24-hour window in late May, Brazil's electricity regulator did something that will not move a stock price, will not clear a megawatt, and will not produce a headline outside the trade press. ANEEL anno...
Read More[Episcopal News Service] St. Mark’s Church in-the-Bowery, an Episcopal parish in New York’s East Village, celebrated Pentecost May 24 with a post-worship neighborhood cookout and a flash dance featuring music by Bad ...
Read More[Anglican Communion News Service] The Anglican Province of Central Africa recently ordained 14 women to the priesthood in a first for the province. The service was held May 17 at the Anglican Holy Cross Cathedral in G...
Read More[Episcopal News Service] Episcopal camps in Texas are navigating new state regulations to reopen this summer, a year after one of the state’s camps was the scene of a deadly disaster caused by flash flooding in the T...
Read More[Religion News Service] Pope Leo XIV took direct aim at the power of Big Tech in his first encyclical on May 25, warning that artificial intelligence risks widening inequality, weakening democracy and undermining what...
Read More[Diocese of East Carolina] The Diocese of East Carolina ordained and consecrated the Rt. Rev. Sarah K. Fisher as its 9th bishop on May 23 at the Riverfront Convention Center in New Bern, North Carolina. Fisher, who f...
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A month ago in these pages, I argued that ANEEL's Âmbar decision was not a consumer-protection ruling but a credit event — a regulator quietly repricing the bankable cashflows under Brazil's senior infrastructure debt...
Read More[Anglican Communion News Service] Informal talks took place May 21-22 in Istanbul, Turkey, between the Ecumenical Patriarchate and the Anglican Communion. The International Commission for Anglican-Orthodox Theological...
Read More[Episcopal News Service] Earlier this year, Bexley Seabury Seminary launched a virtual Climate Justice & Spiritual Resilience certification program, with the goal of helping Christians develop practical and theol...
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Read More[World Council of Churches] The Rainbow Pilgrims of Faith visited the World Council of Churches to discuss various topics, including human sexuality, stigma, discrimination, violence, racism, gender equality and well-...
Read More[Religion News Service] For years before the deadly May 18 shooting, the Islamic Center of San Diego in California stood out as a place that welcomed anyone through its doors – Muslim or not. The mosque’s imam, Taha ...
Read More[World Council of Churches] The Rev. Jerry Pillay, the World Council of Churches’ general secretary, released a May 21 statement condemning the reported mistreatment of pro-Palestinian activists detained by Israeli au...
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Read More[Episcopal News Service] St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church in Whitemarsh, Pennsylvania, has expanded its animal ministry by launching the Animal Cabin, a respite space for shelter, rescue and foster dogs on the parish’s 4...
Read More[World Council of Churches] The World Council of Churches is inviting Christians worldwide to participate in a virtual prayer session for peace in Ukraine on June 11. The event, organized in collaboration with the Ukr...
Read More[Episcopal News Service] San Diego Bishop Susan Brown Snook issued a statement calling for prayers and peace after a May 18 shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego in California left five people dead, including th...
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