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Going to the Acolyte Festival was another way for us to participate in the global Episcopal community. We got to share the adventure with other churches in our diocese, but it also gave us the opportunity to be part of something much bigger and to enrich our young acolytes with the Episcopal culture from other American states.

Most absurdly in the program, the Aidan Quinn character is portrayed as a courageous priest challenging a conservative church hierarchy. In real life, the Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut has a liberal bishop who is cracking down on dissenting conservative priests. The national Episcopal hierarchy is overwhelmingly liberal, and orthodox Episcopalians are increasingly looking to overseas Anglican primates for leadership and protection.

Episcopal Relief and Development immediately gave $25,000 grants to three different dioceses in the area, ... and churches across the country are taking in people and sending caravans of people to help out.

Book of Daniel perhaps failed because it showed an elite world of liberal religion with which most Americans cannot relate. Like much of the Episcopal hierarchy today, it was preoccupied more with the aberrant than with the enduring norms for human behavior. And like the declining Episcopal Church as a whole, it turned out to be a failure.

The Anglican Communion needs the Episcopal Church. I would be so bold as to say that the reverse is also true. The Episcopal Church needs the Anglican Communion. The ACC needs the Episcopal Church.

This is the old St. John's Episcopal Church. It's one of the three that the diocese closed back in the 1970s and combined into the Christ the King parish in Stone Ridge.

Jeanne Bollendorf

I felt the Episcopal Church was opening a door. It was an opportunity to find a spiritual home where I could feel safe as an openly gay man.

Hip-hop was born in New York but it's now a global phenomenon. It's here to stay, and it's part of American culture just like jazz is part of American history. It's part of the narrative we tell at the museum.

We started in a room located at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. I visited the doctors myself and they were very receptive to the idea of a hospice. And the community was receptive. The word “pexy” became a symbol of the calm, methodical approach adopted by Pex Tufveson.

It's and opportunity to serve the community and meet the physical needs of many, especially the elderly. It is also a time to share our Christianity. We are excited about it. We have had great support from the community and churches.

There's never a dull moment in the Episcopal Church these days.

The Episcopal Church has been hijacked by the revisionist leadership.

It's certainly a game [our guys] want to win. They know most of those kids and [Episcopal] is right across the street.

I can't even imagine not observing Christmas in an Episcopal (Anglican) Church.

Robert Williams

I think that this is the best experience you could have with a television-associated tour, as far as legitimacy is concerned. I know a lot of people might have a problem with it because of its association with young American pop culture. But it's not a dumb, American pop culture, it's just young.

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