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Gov. Jim McGreevey, who left the governor's mansion, got divorced and enrolled in an Episcopal seminary, is the subject of a new HBO documentary, "Fall to Grace" by Alexandra Pelosi.  Photo courtesy HBO

Jim McGreevey’s redemption is the real deal

Brian Donohue / The Star-Ledger | Mar 29, 2013

NEWARK, N.J. (RNS) I used to think Gov. Jim McGreevey was one of the most disingenuous phonies I had ever met. But his recent redemption after a public fall from grace is the real deal.

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Hundreds of Episcopalians from Washington, DC, and Connecticut marked the Stations of the Cross between the White House and Capitol Hill on Monday, Marchc 25, for a Holy Week pilgrimage against gun violence. RNS photo by Kevin Eckstrom

Photo slideshow: Holy Week pilgrimage against gun violence

Kevin Eckstrom | Mar 25, 2013

“We as Christians are not going to go away until we have a culture of peace and reconciliation,” said Connecticut Bishop Ian Douglas, who presided at funerals for the victims of the shooting massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., last year.

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S.C. Episcopal diocese claims a victory in secession struggle

Lauren Markoe | Jan 24, 2013

(RNS) Episcopal conservatives in South Carolina have won the latest round in their effort to secede from the national church after a judge said only the breakaway group can use the name and seal of the Diocese of South Carolina.

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Episcopalians battle over aid to Israel

Solange De Santis | Jan 20, 2013

(RNS) A group of prominent Episcopalians is criticizing their church’s stand on Israel, urging it to join 15 other denominations who call for an accounting of U.S. aid to Israel. By Solange De Santis.

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REFLECTION: Words made flesh

Rhonda Mawhood Lee | Jan 17, 2013

In the season of Epiphany, an Episcopal priest remembers a departed parishioner.

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