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AMEN CORNER: Responses
Three responses to AMEN CORNER from Pray Tell contributors Karen Westerfield Tucker, Alan Hommerding, and Katie Harmon. Add your own response below!
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AMEN CORNER: Psalms in a Time of Violence
Can Christian liturgy speak to a violent world? How do the psalms address questions of human violence?
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Disciples, not merely exegetes
As it is easier to build monuments than to build a better world, it is far easier to be an exegete than a disciple.
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Female Deacon Ordained in Armenian Church in Iran
A female deacon has been ordained in the Armenian Apostolic archdiocese of Teheran, Iran, Agenzia Fides reports. The 24-year-old woman is a lay person not belong to a monastery or religious order. She works as an anesthetist. “What I have done is in accordance with the tradition of the Church,” said ordaining Archbishop Sarkissian. The…
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At Night There Are Tears, but Joy Comes with Dawn: Lord’s Day Reflections on a Shrinking Church
Where will we be in 10 years if this continues??
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Monks Training Diocesan Clergy? A Seminarian Speaks Up
The seminarians of today’s Church are excited to serve the people of God.
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Catholic-Lutheran Ecumenism: Seminar on the Way
The Seminar considered the the joint statement of the Lutheran World Federation and the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity.
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Ecumenism in Person
There is always an ecumenical energy that alternatingly baffles, engages, entertains, or inspires…
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A Papal Bull from Clement XI
…false, captious, ill-sounding, offensive to pious ears, scandalous, pernicious, rash, injurious to the Church and its practices, contumelious to Church and State, seditious, impious, blasphemous, suspected and savoring of heresy…
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