The Divine Latitude
Gawain de LeeuwA Vicar in Inwood on Organizing, Benedict, and the Scandalous
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A Blessed Christmastide and New Year
A happy Christmastide and New Year to all my readers! I hope that you were able to find time for whatever quiet and cheer you needed.
Jimmy Carter has died. Like others, I admired how he lived during his private life, into his unvarnished...
Give them the Body
Me with some of the migrants we serve, with caps and scarves knitted by our stitching group.
Note: Theological Post Ahead
Recently, The Rev. Cayce Ramey, an Episcopal Priest, made the national news for refraining to receive or distribute...
Handling the Truth, Whatever It Is
I hope you have a lovely Thanksgiving. While I’m aware of its ugly provenance, I’m of the view that etiology does not determine practice. Origin stories say little about the Packers game or about sharing meal with friends. The parish was gi...
After the Election
I am so glad the election is over. If I could be the dictator of the American Electoral System, I’d reduce electioneering to three months, and have one national day of caucuses.
I am also terrified at what a disinhibited president without...
Happy Christmas
Merry Christmas from Inwood.
Over the last year I’ve been struck with how challenging it can be to stay focused. I’ve been thankful for the daily walks and regular prayer time, but it seems that there is always something screaming for...
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Episcopal Priest. Benedictine. Slack orthodoxy. The Mission / Vicar of Dibley / Power and the Glory mashup. Tending a garden in Northern Manhattan.
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