Check out the video below that shows how the Episcopal Bishop of Haiti and his priests are responding to the earthquake. There is some genuinely saintly work being done by brave Christians in the midst of this tragedy.

Is it possible that Joel Osteen and T. D. Jakes caused the housing crisis that lead to last fall's economic collapse? Well, maybe they didn't cause it, but they very well may have contributed to it, according to this article by Hanna Rosin in the newest issue of The Atlantic.

I've been thinking a bit lately about the different streams within Anglicanism, particularly in light of the Roman Church's new outreach to some traditional Anglo-Catholics.

There's been a bit of a frenzy lately in the religious press about a meeting that took place on September 18 between Pope Benedict XVI and Archbishop Hilarion Alfeyev.

I've been re-reading Saint Athanasius' "On the Incarnation," one of the most beautifully written, straight-forward volumes of teaching in the history of the Christian Church. It's straight forward, and yet I struggle with it. My mind wanders. It's hard to keep still.

Take a look at this article in the London Times today about a court case in New York that forced Google to reveal the name of an anonymous blogger. The blogger is now suing Google for invasion of her privacy.