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Episcopal priest was a gifted writer and caring teacher who loved music and nature in all forms

The Rev. Ronald P. Conner, an Episcopal priest and scholar who had served several parishes in the Washington area and was a chaplain at Washington National Cathedral, died Jan. 30 at the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center in Bethesda. He was 65 and had aplastic anemia.

Twenty-eight editions of the “Malleus” were published between 1486 and 1600, making it the definitive guide on witchcraft and demonology for many years – and helping the prosecution of witches take off

As a youth, native Vermonter spent many summers maintaining the property at Rock Point

<p>The notion that the American Santa Claus evolved naturally from the European Saint Nicholas conceals an origin story for the character that's both simpler and more complex. </p>

<p>The notion that the American Santa Claus evolved naturally from the European Saint Nicholas conceals an origin story for the character that's both simpler and more complex. </p>

[Episcopal News Service] General Theological Seminary in New York would affiliate with and effectively relinquish its governance to Virginia Theological Seminar

[Diocese of Louisiana] The Rev. Shannon Rogers Duckworth was elected the 12th bishop of the Diocese of Louisiana during a special convention on May 14, at Chris

Bestselling author Shauna Niequist reflects on upheaval, her evolving faith, trauma, and healing in her sixth book, I Guess I Haven’t Learned That Yet (Zondervan, Apr. 12).

I deeply appreciate all that Louis Weil offered, and many of his books sprinkle my shelves. Louis Weil was a liturgical giant. He was especially a huge influence in the formation of the 1979 Book of Common Prayer of The Episcopal Church.