Here are two sermons that I've recently given. I'm working to make audio files for these available on a somewhat regular basis (I do...

One thing that is inevitable (except in England, where Parliament makes it impractical) is ongoing revision of the Book of Common Prayer. Th...

The Our Lady of Walsingham chapter of the Society of the Holy Cross held their retreat at Camp Crucis this week. Fr. Lawrence Bausch (below)...

My wife visited the website of the Simpsons' Movie (which we have not seen) and found that you can create yourself as an animated chara...

Most catalogs have goofy pictures from time to time. Church catalogs seem especially prone to the this phenomenon. Here are some of my favor...

First, click here to listen to an excellent commentary on "Orthodoxy in Anglican Worship" by my friend, the Rev'd Canon Thoma...

Today is the feast of St Mary the Virgin. In the Anglican Church of Canada, the Scottish Episcopal Church, and the Eastern Orthodox Church,...

Antiphon on the Magnificat O wisest of virgins, whither goest thou, like to the Day-Spring gloriously rising? * O daughter of Sion, altogeth...

Reading through Bishop Moorman's book on English church history, I came across a question that perhaps our friends across the pond or so...

I received my new issue of the LCMS journal Issues, etc (supporting the radio program with the same name) yesterday. Although much of the ...

Today, we celebrate the feast of the Transfiguration of our Lord Jesus Christ. Although we read the story on the last Sunday before Lent beg...

A sermon for Proper 13, given on 5 August 2007 at St. Alban's, Arlington. Ecclesiastes is not a well-loved book of the Bible. It seems...

When summer approaches, the refrain is "No more classes, no more books, no more teachers, dirty looks" (at least, according to Bug...

I have been meditating this week upon the last line from last Sunday's gospel reading. Jesus said: Luke 11:13 If you then, who are evil,...

Yesterday, I was working on a healthcare feasibility study questionnaire for the Church Pension Fund. This was sent out to everyone under th...

A Christian missionary in Africa was being chased through the bush by a ravenous, hungry lion. Feeling the beast come closer with every brea...

I was reading through Bishop Moorman's A History of the Church in England the other day and ran across this little historical detail wh...

I have put all five segments of my history paper on the diocese into one front-to-back post, below. When we consider our future, I think it...

Forward in Mission to Equip the Saints for the Work of Ministry: A History of the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth 1. The Episcopal Mission i...