Most of us know plenty about climate change and sometimes all the mounting evidence—extreme weather events, melting polar caps, fires across the West—and the lack of major government action can be depressing. However, these events and the discussion they are engendering (Mike Bloomberg’s “It’s the climate, stupid!” comes readily to mind) are having a real … READ MORE…
I see magic is starting to happen for our St Paul’s youth and it is so much fun! It is happening in Godly Play and I know it is there when I hear parents telling me that their son can’t wait to get to church so he can play with his Godly Play buddies after … READ MORE…
We’re starting a new series to introduce the “retired” clergy who serve St Paul’s in so many different roles. This biography of the Rev. Canon Joan Ford comes in part from a profile written by Phil Darby. Canon Ford arrived in San Diego some 14 years ago, from Northern California by way of London, … READ MORE…
From a 14th century Nottingham alabaster relief. From Wikipedia.
Antonio Ciseri’s (1821-1891) depiction of Pontius Pilate presenting a scourged Christ to the people Ecce homo! (Behold the man!). From Wikipedia.
Why we do what we do. (Applies to Episcopalians as much as to Roman Catholics).
The Rev. Canon Jack Lindquist Canon for Biblical Studies Quite a few members of the cathedral know that on December 27, 2012, I had rather extensive surgery to repair a torn rotator cuff in my left shoulder and then went into recovery during January and February of this year. Granted, this is not a major … READ MORE…
Do I see a challenge, vergers?
