A couple of weeks ago, my dog gave me a bit of a black eye. I was able to make it less noticeable with makeup, but one day, after an exercise class, I realized that I had sweat the makeup off. I was riding the subway home, and a stranger pointed to my eye...
Weekly Reflections
Spiritual reflections from the clergy
On the mind of the Rev. Adrian Dannhauser
Last Sunday, during our newcomers’ class, we discussed several faith beliefs and practices in the Episcopal tradition, including the following: “We believe that God is present and active in the whole of creation and that we are called to participate with God...
On the mind of the Rev. J. Gregory Morgan
The Rev. Greg Morgan offers one in a series of articles on contemporary trends in America for people of faith. J.D. Vance, Pope Leo and St. Augustine: in conversation (Based on Randy Boyagoda, “Inspiring a Pope and a Politician: What can a fifth-century...
On the mind of the Rev. Adrian Dannhauser
Earlier this week, I attended a Rosh Hashanah celebration at the home of some Jewish friends. We had ritual foods, blessings and candles, plus a fabulous meal. The one thing I was secretly hoping for was someone to blow a shofar, but I would have needed to...
On the mind of Seminarian Romy John Abraham
We are now halfway through the year 2025 and midway through September. A question that often comes to my mind is, "As we go through time, are we growing through time?" Going through time and growing through time are two different things. One of the ways to...
