2022 Constitution Day: The Right to Privacy
What does the Trinity community think about the right to privacy and the Dobbs case? Preliminary survey results for Constitution Day.
Emancipation Delayed, Freedom Denied
Make Juneteenth a day to inspire the continuing quest for true freedom and equality.
White Supremacy, Gun Violence, and the Obligations of Education
We must do more, far more, than “thoughts and prayers” — our education demands that we ACT for racial and social justice in this nation.
Resurrection and Hope
The real meaning of Easter is not in loud triumphalism but in the quiet ways we offer hope and peace to others.
Racism and Ritual Hypocrisy
Soon she will be Justice Jackson, but the rancid politics of the Senate remain shameful and unworthy of our nation.
Bigotry and Blasphemy
Seeing Christ in every face is not blasphemy; the defense of faith cannot be premised on bigotry.
On Scandal and Schism
Bishops need to confront the real scandal that looms: the potential for schism in the American Church.
Lift Every Voice: St. Augustine Choir at the White House
Beautiful rendition of “Lift Every Voice” by the St. Augustine Gospel Choir at the White House.
“The Hill We Climb” by Amanda Gorman
“There is always light, if only we’re brave enough to see it, if only we’re brave enough to be it.”
Race and Reconciliation in Post-Trump America
Dr. King would have called us to Reconciliation in all of its parts: confession, confrontation and forgiveness.