As St. Stephen’s approaches its 200th anniversary, Suzanne Glover Lindsay—St. Stephen’s historian and curator—explores the stained glass medalions depicting the life of our patron saint, St. Stephen
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This personal reflection conveys what I learned from this year’s Thanksgiving, to continue to give thanks for what heals in bumpy, unpredictable times—like Now.
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This revered Romantic socialist gave his life seeking to heal his broken world through heart.
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This award-winning, best-selling American poet, AND regular in St. Stephen’s virtual readings, offers a compelling model of an inner life without Church.
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Our historian Suzanne explores the inner life of a famous musician who put his humanity before his artistry.
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Suzanne discusses Marian Anderson in the first piece in our Personal journeys in spirituality, faith, and Church series.
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Our historian Suzanne revisits the medieval mystic Dame Julian to consider some startling new correspondences.
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While our historian Suzanne is in retreat til September, we revisit her recent Reflection on our Early Church namesake as our compass through the extraordinary times since.
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While our historian Suzanne is in retreat til September, we revisit her recent Reflection on our Early Church namesake as our compass through the extraordinary times since.
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Our historian Suzanne explores the Memorial’s power for us
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Our historian Suzanne considers how the Burd Children’s Memorial dramatically developed the church’s original vision
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Our historian Suzanne shares her growing insights into how one memorial affects the entire church.
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Join our historian Suzanne to consider some startling connections made by our online Service of Healing.
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Learn more about our Tiffany Studios Rose Window!
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Join our historian Suzanne to consider a uniquely soulful Superhero for our times.
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Join our historian Suzanne to consider the joyous Mother’s Day message about the loving God the MOTHER from this medieval mystic.
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Join our historian Suzanne to explore the vision of this 19th-century self-described “poetico-trampo-geologist-botanist and ornithologist-naturalist etc. etc.” who’s drawn so many to nature.
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Our historian Suzanne considers the extraordinary impact of this beleaguered modern priest-scholar after his death and his timely message to us.
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Our historian Suzanne ponders Lenten petitions about appreciating our place within social bonds
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Suzanne Glover Lindsay contemplates the tenth Petition from the Litany of Penitence in this week’s Friday Lenten Reflection.
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