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Always the Innocents
The feast day of Holy Innocents is the part of the Christmas story that never makes it into pageants. But we need to hear it each year.
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Wanting to burn it all down
When followers of Jesus lose their way—then and now—what are we supposed to do? What is our work in the world?
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Re-Membering Genocide
We often treat the remembering of history as inoculation or as a subjective experience. But it is the very stuff of reconciliation.
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Between — How to Forget About a Massacre
making the rest of Matthew’s birth story a liturgical after thought, we are overlooking one of the most powerful parts of Scripture.
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Saying sorry
“Australia’s policy was to assimilate the indigenous population by “breeding out their color.” An estimated 100,000 Aborigines were kidnapped and are now known as the Stolen Generations. The practice continued until 1970, although the government didn’t apologize until 2008.”
