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The Rev. Trish Sullivan Vanni explores the spiritual meaning behind the “lion and lamb” proverb and its connection to Lent and Easter.

The darkest place is the jungle at night…,” I thought. Attending a jungle warfare course, I shuddered under the thick canopy of vegetation that nearly shut out all moonlight.

A recent survey found that only 52 percent of U.S. diocesan priests said they trusted their own bishop. This is more than a workplace issue; it is also a deep pastoral challenge.