Frank T. Griswold
A Letter to the Editor of The New York Times
Bishop John Spong’s ringing indictment (Anglicans Get Literal, Op-Ed, Thursday, August 13, 1998) of what he calls the Anglican Church, which is in fact not a church but a communion […]
A Letter to the Editor of The Wall Street Journal
As the Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church, I am moved to comment on Review and Outlook for Friday, August 14, 1998, and its assessment of the Lambeth Conference of […]
Anglican Spirituality
We experience around us a yearning for meaning in the face of lifeâs precariousness. The signs are everywhere. This yearning is variously addressed in ways both healthy and unhealthy, more […]
Ascension Day – May 21, 1998
The Ascension is in some ways a cruel event. For a period of forty days after the resurrection the Apostles and the community of faithful followers enjoyed the assuring and […]
Pastoral Letter
Canterbury Cathedral My brothers and sisters in Christ: As your Presiding Bishop and Chief Pastor I write you as the Lambeth Conference of Anglican bishops has just concluded in Canterbury, […]
Easter Season 1998 Message
Resurrection is profoundly unsettling, because it is an overturning of reality as we perceive it and an entrance into what St. Paul can only describe as dying and rising in […]
Sermon at the Service of Investiture of the XXV Presiding Bishop
Grace and peace to those of you who are present in this sacred space representing the Episcopal Church, our world-wide Anglican Communion, the ancient churches of the East and West, […]