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Christina Reich (right) testifies in favor of Resolution C010 during a hearing of the Accessibility & Inclusion committees, while deputies’ chair the Rev. M.E. Eccles keeps time. Reich, a longtime volunteer with Kairos Prison Ministries, learned last year that the organization has policies that discriminate against members of the LGBTQ+ community. Photo: Zoom screenshot [Episcopal…
Massachusetts bishops issue statement in support of state’s Indigenous legislative agenda
[Episcopal News Service] Massachusetts Bishop Julia E. Whitworth and Western Massachusetts Bishop Douglas J. Fisher released a joint statement expressing support for the MA Indigenous Legislative Agenda, an organization of Indigenous leaders that’s working to promote legislation before the Massachusetts State Legislature that will benefit Native Americans in the state. In the June 17 statement, the…
African primates issue statement for peace about conflict in Democratic Republic of the Congo
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Episcopalians to observe Transgender Day of Remembrance with services, prayer vigils
A candlelight vigil at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Louisville, Kentucky, memorializes transgender individuals who’ve been targeted or murdered for being who they are. Nov. 20, 2023. Photo: John Nation [Episcopal News Service] On Nov. 20, Episcopal churches nationwide will observe Transgender Day of Remembrance by holding special worship services and prayer vigils to memorialize…
During Easter Vigil, cathedral to observe 30th anniversary of Oklahoma City bombing
The Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, bombing on April 19, 1995, extensively damaged St. Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral. Notably, a Celtic cross fell from the top of the cathedral’s doors and shattered. Today, most of the cross is embedded into the wall above St. Paul’s memorial gate, which was built as a tribute to the 168 people who…
Episcopal youth gravitate toward Kentucky Night’s silent ‘Episco-disco’
The second day of the 81st General Convention June 24, 2024, ended with “Diocese of Kentucky Night,” where convention-goers could attend various events staged throughout downtown Louisville or within a two-mile radius, including a silent “Episco-disco” dance party at Christ Church Cathedra. Photo: Shireen Korkzan [Episcopal News Service] “You can’t just say disco and not…
