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The author of four published novels, Coralie is a native Californian living in Massachusetts. Her novels explore the effects of organized religion on culture. As an Episcopalian, she searches for a process to make organized religion relevant to today’s lifestyle. Contact Coralie.

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Rick Warren is rebuked by Ugandan pastors

Tuesday, December 29th, 2009

At first, Pastor Rick Warren was criticized for his silence on the Ugandan bill asking the death penalty for homosexuals and prison sentences for...
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The Anglican Covenant is now up for approval by communion members

Sunday, December 27th, 2009

“We’ve discovered that our relations with each other as local churches have been strained,” says Archbishop Rowan Williams about...
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What about Christian financial advisors?

Saturday, December 26th, 2009

The AP story about Bob Vigliotti’s financial rise and fall is pasted all over the internet, tied to the notion that people should turn to...
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Slave galleries in northern Episcopal church

Monday, December 21st, 2009 · 1 comment

Recreating life in the world of the slaves has been attempted before. In Mystic Connecticut Freedom Schooner Amistad, built to depict life on a slave...
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Christmas is the time to put the economy back on track

Saturday, December 19th, 2009

Again this Christmas, we have been told the way to get our economy back is to buy! buy! BUY! While American companies might be gaining wealth, that...
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2009’s top ten stories on religion

Wednesday, December 16th, 2009 · 1 comment

The Religion Newswriters Association surveyed more than 100 religion journalists to devise a list of 2009's top 10 religion stories. An online poll...
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Archbishop of Canterbury speaks out on Ugandan anti-homosexual law

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Interviewed by George Pitcher of the Telegraph, a British newpaper, Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams finally spoke out about the proposed...
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What we Christians believe

Where does today’s Christian get his spiritual inspiration? His chosen parish? Liturgy? Music? His neighbor’s parish? His astrologist? A...
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Uganda’s anti-gay bill finally starting to get attention

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Weeks after the Ugandan government proposed an anti-homosexuality bill that would sentence homosexuals to life imprisonment and, in some cases, to...
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New England boasts of creating several Christmas carols

Though Christmas carols heard on the radio today may not always be traditional ones, most of us still know the original carols, many of them having...
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