All true theology comes from the bottom of the Eucharistic chalice.
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Let me ask you: What happens in our Gospel today? Well, a mother sees that her daughter is possessed by a demon. She asks for help. The apostles want to turn her away—after all, she is annoying and a Canaanite, the historic e...
I discovered I had a soul. Then I realized I'd need to keep it.
Dormition of the Theotokos by Andreas Ritzos (1436–1492), Musei Reali Torino.
For every mystery of the Christian faith, there is a doorway, a portal, a place where we first come through. Do I remember the place where I first stepped into t...
Feasting on the Transfiguration with the Laudian Theologian Mark Frank
If someone described a theologian as a “Laudian” or as a “Caroline Divine,” you would absolutely be forgiven for not knowing what in the world they were talking about. The theological memory of Anglicanism is in shambles, and even if that w...
Let's talk about your entirely questionable spiritual life
I accidentally seem to have made a trilogy about the great mystery of prayer. First, we saw that prayer is the fiery life of the Trinity inside of us, and last week, we saw how this fire cleanses us—how it instigates a divine exchange in wh...
The Church should be making saints. Is it making children of hell instead?
Today we will go a little deeper into this question of prayer, following up on last week. If God is the raging fire that lives in our prayer, then we want to see how this raging fire of God cleanses us, burns up the hell that is within us,...
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PhD student in theology at UChicago Divinity School. Assisting priest at Church of the Ascension, Episcopal Diocese of Chicago.
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