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The fires have killed at least 93 people and destroyed at least 1,000 buildings, including a historic Episcopal church.
The building and its gardens were purchased by descendants of the family that gifted the property to the diocese decades ago.
Over the last year, more than 11,000 asylum-seekers have arrived in Chicago by private bus from Texas, and the numbers continue to rise as the city faces a humanitarian crisis because its shelters are over capacity.
The 11 women were ordained in Philadelphia’s Church of the Advocate.
This article contains links for the TeaTime Theology and Faith to Go podcasts.
George Caleb Bingham’s “The Jolly Flatboatmen” shows how the ordinary contains a latent, mystical poeticism.
Episcopal priests Diana Wright, Jeremiah Griffin, and Matthew Hanisian are among a growing number of clergy taking up metalworking and blacksmithing.
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