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The painter was a genius, but the sitter was his enslaved assistant – who later became a painter in his own right.
Shireen Korkzan writes for Episcopal News Service that participants will walk a labyrinth at the same local time.
Each of the 42 cathedrals in England is offering celebratory worship, community activities, and special events. Several are also planning to livestream the service from Westminster Abbey.
Judy Blume’s breakout novel, published in 1970, follows an 11-year-old named Margaret through her family’s move from New York City to the Jersey suburbs and her sixth grade school year.
The Church in Wales will be launching the Energy Footprint Tool during its Governing Body meeting.
Bosco Peters notes that the season of resurrection actually lasts longer than Lent and he has some suggestions for celebrating Eastertide.
Presiding Bishop Michael Curry preached at a service commemorating the anniversary of the cathedral’s consecration.
General Secretary the Rev. Jerry Pillay reflected on the moment when Jesus Christ on the cross cries: “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?”
Dean Nathan LeRud, of Trinity Cathedral, Portland, Ore., writes about the sense of healing he found during a memorable Holy Week.
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