Volume I · Season after Pentecost 2026
Essays
Writing on prayer, Scripture, sacrament, and the church's common life.
Publication date
Department
Announced essay
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Grace Is Not Advice
Published↗01August 9, 2026Common PrayerWhy Anglicanism Begins in Prayer
Published↗02August 16, 2026Under the CrossThe Hiddenness of God in an Age of Spiritual Performance
Published↗03August 23, 2026Created for CommunionSanctification Is Not a Private Achievement
Published↗04August 30, 2026The Word of GraceScripture in the Church’s Hands
Published↗05September 2, 2026Inheritance and RenewalWhen Ordinary Time Turned Toward the Kingdom
Published↗06September 6, 2026Common PrayerThe Sacraments in a Disenchanted Age
Published↗07September 13, 2026Church and WorldNatural Religion and the Fullness of Christ
Published↗08September 20, 2026Created for CommunionThe Parish as an Alternative Social Imagination
Published↗09September 27, 2026The Word of GraceWhy Absolution Still Matters
Published↗10October 4, 2026Inheritance and RenewalCan a Broad Church Still Believe Something?
Published↗11October 11, 2026Church and WorldThe World Seen Again: Why Christian Conversion Needs Beauty
Published↗12October 18, 2026Inheritance and RenewalThe Monastery After the Monasteries: Anglicanism’s Benedictine Inheritance
Published↗13October 25, 2026Created for CommunionCommunion After Fragmentation
Published↗14October 31, 2026Church and WorldAt the Edge of Hallowed Ground
This week↗15The Church Does Not End at the Grave
Scheduled17The Last Things Are Still Good News
Scheduled18Later essays will appear as their publication dates approach.
The journal and the Christian year
Volumes follow the church's seasons.
Dates mark the boundaries of the weekly volumes. Occasional essays tied to a feast, observance, or historical feature of the calendar may appear between or alongside them.
Season after Pentecost
August 2–November 22, 2026
Advent through Easter
November 29, 2026–May 9, 2027
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