Bigotry and Blasphemy
Seeing Christ in every face is not blasphemy; the defense of faith cannot be premised on bigotry.
President Biden’s Defense of Democracy
“…with rights come responsibilities: the responsibility to see each other as neighbors — maybe we disagree with that neighbor, but they’re not an adversary; the responsibility to accept defeat then get back in the arena and try again the next time to make your case; the responsibility to see that America is an idea — an idea that requires vigilant stewardship.”
Pots and Pandering
Preparing future public leaders requires more serious and focused political discourse now.
On Scandal and Schism
Bishops need to confront the real scandal that looms: the potential for schism in the American Church.
The Shame of the Nation
Shame on us for adding to the pain of the Haitian Immigrants rather than extending hospitality and welcome to those who have not known either of those gifts for far too long.
Accountability and Justice
True justice will not come unless and until this nation makes a genuine and sustained commitment to eradicating racial hatred.
American Pathology
With anti-Asian hate crimes on the rise, we must redouble our efforts to confront racial hatred.
Race and Reconciliation in Post-Trump America
Dr. King would have called us to Reconciliation in all of its parts: confession, confrontation and forgiveness.
Voices of Trinity: Insurrection at the U.S. Capitol
Trinity students, faculty and staff reflect on the insurrection at the Capitol on January 6.