Six Poems in BLM-Tide
By Kathy Bozzuti-Jones and The Rev. Dr. Mark Bozzuti-Jones
Poems by The Rev. Dr. Mark Bozzuti-Jones, and Contemplative photographs by Dr. Kathy Bozzuti-Jones.
A Message from Bishop Dietsche Regarding COVID and Its Effect on Our Lives
By The Rt. Rev. Andrew ML Dietsche
My Brother’s and Sisters, As this issue of the Episcopal New Yorker comes to you, six and a half months have passed since the rapid escalation of the COVID-19 pandemic in New York required of us that we temporarily suspend the public worship of our churches. Over the next two months and more, we in…
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Bishops' Messages
Diocesan and Parish News
Due to the impact of COVID-19 restrictions, many seafarers remain on ship well beyond the international limit of 12 months, with some having served for 15 or 16 months. At the same time we are…
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Since a large part of its ceiling collapsed at the beginning of October, 2019, the main sanctuary of the landmarked Victorian Gothic St. Paul’s Memorial Church in the Stapleton section of Staten Island has been…
Read MoreSixteen parishioners within our diocese participated in a pilot Online Anti-Racism Workshop via four Zoom sessions from August 17 to August 24. The committee generally has three workshops a year in the winter, spring and…
Read MoreDiocesan Offices Remain Closed The diocesan offices on the Cathedral Close at 1047 Amsterdam Avenue remain closed, and the Bishop’s staff continue to work from home. As of the time of writing, no date has…
Read MoreThis year’s 244th Diocesan Convention, which was scheduled to take place at the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine on Saturday November 7, will—of course—now take place online, in this case via Zoom. The convention…
Read MoreMis Hermanos y Hermanas, Al momento de recibir esta edición del Episcopal New Yorker, ya han pasado seis meses y medio desde que el acelerado incremento de la pandemia del COVID-19 en Nueva York nos…
Read MoreMy Brother’s and Sisters, As this issue of the Episcopal New Yorker comes to you, six and a half months have passed since the rapid escalation of the COVID-19 pandemic in New York required of…
Read MoreTrinity Church, Garnerville—organized in 1846 and brought into union with the Diocese of New York in 1847—is the oldest Episcopal parish in Rockland County. The current church building was opened in 1899. Like many parishes,…
Read More
In this time of global pandemic, the Global Women’s Fund of New York (GWF) is continuing to empower Anglican women and girls in the developing world through education. Despite the challenges facing the Episcopal Diocese…
Read More
This year, the New York Service + Justice Collaborative (NYSJC)—the New York affiliate of Episcopal Service Corps, a national network of intentional communities—welcomes a new cohort of Fellows from six states across the country. For…
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Episcopal News Service Feed
- 30 years ago, controversy over King holiday sowed seeds of Episcopal racial justice work today
- First-ever survey of race, sexuality and gender identity of Episcopal clergy is underway
- President of Saint Augustine’s, historically Black university with Episcopal roots, dies of COVID-19
- Lambeth Conference dates announced for 2022
- UK’s Anglican leaders issue warning on Internal Market Bill
Bishops' Messages
In The Current Issue
Diocesan and Parish News
Due to the impact of COVID-19 restrictions, many seafarers remain on ship well beyond the international limit of 12 months, with some having served for 15 or 16 months. At the same time we are…
Read More
Since a large part of its ceiling collapsed at the beginning of October, 2019, the main sanctuary of the landmarked Victorian Gothic St. Paul’s Memorial Church in the Stapleton section of Staten Island has been…
Read MoreSixteen parishioners within our diocese participated in a pilot Online Anti-Racism Workshop via four Zoom sessions from August 17 to August 24. The committee generally has three workshops a year in the winter, spring and…
Read MoreDiocesan Offices Remain Closed The diocesan offices on the Cathedral Close at 1047 Amsterdam Avenue remain closed, and the Bishop’s staff continue to work from home. As of the time of writing, no date has…
Read MoreThis year’s 244th Diocesan Convention, which was scheduled to take place at the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine on Saturday November 7, will—of course—now take place online, in this case via Zoom. The convention…
Read MoreMis Hermanos y Hermanas, Al momento de recibir esta edición del Episcopal New Yorker, ya han pasado seis meses y medio desde que el acelerado incremento de la pandemia del COVID-19 en Nueva York nos…
Read MoreMy Brother’s and Sisters, As this issue of the Episcopal New Yorker comes to you, six and a half months have passed since the rapid escalation of the COVID-19 pandemic in New York required of…
Read MoreTrinity Church, Garnerville—organized in 1846 and brought into union with the Diocese of New York in 1847—is the oldest Episcopal parish in Rockland County. The current church building was opened in 1899. Like many parishes,…
Read More
In this time of global pandemic, the Global Women’s Fund of New York (GWF) is continuing to empower Anglican women and girls in the developing world through education. Despite the challenges facing the Episcopal Diocese…
Read More
This year, the New York Service + Justice Collaborative (NYSJC)—the New York affiliate of Episcopal Service Corps, a national network of intentional communities—welcomes a new cohort of Fellows from six states across the country. For…
Read More Episcopal News Service Feed
- 30 years ago, controversy over King holiday sowed seeds of Episcopal racial justice work today
- First-ever survey of race, sexuality and gender identity of Episcopal clergy is underway
- President of Saint Augustine’s, historically Black university with Episcopal roots, dies of COVID-19
- Lambeth Conference dates announced for 2022
- UK’s Anglican leaders issue warning on Internal Market Bill