By now the Catholic Church’s support of a “living wage” (along with the related but differing “just wage”) is well known. Magisterial social teaching, along with the documents of synods and bishops’ conferences, since the promulgation of Leo XIII’s Rerum Novarum has consistently upheld his declaration that one “has a
Paul’s Legacy of Leadership: Discipleship, Discipline, and the Future of Church Ministry In this episode of Sermon Notes, host Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball delve into the intricate connections between medieval architecture, church leadership, and scriptural teachings. Using the metaphor of “flying buttresses,” the episode explores how strategic support
The Church As A Community of Gratitude “In response to Christ’s exaltation, the church is a glad community,” writes Oliver O’Donovan in “The Desire of the Nations.” How could it be otherwise? Christ’s exaltation consists in his resurrection from the dead, defeat of the last enemy Death, ascension to his
The following is excerpted from the Church News. To read the full article, CLICK HERE. The Tabernacle at Temple Square in Salt Lake City will be filled with sacred music on Saturday, Nov. 16, as part of the 2024 Church Music Festival of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe takes office, proclaims ‘one church in Christ’ for a changing world The Most Rev. Sean Rowe began his nine-year term as the 28th presiding bishop of The Episcopal Church with an intimate but festive investiture service on Nov. 2 in New York that was livestreamed to
What Will Become of the Episcopal Church? The decline of the Episcopal Church prompts the question: What will become of the Episcopal Church? Trump’s closing argument to evangelicals: I will protect you. Harris won’t. As the 2024 presidential contest enters its final days, former President Donald Trump is turning to
I go to church because my testimony is strengthened as I learn more of the gospel. I go to renew my covenants as I partake of the Sacrament. I go because I enjoy the association with members of my ward. But that’s all about I, I, I; me, me, me!