The Episcopal Diocese of Washington welcomed the Rev. Canon Dr. Stephanie Spellers to St. Mark’s Capitol Hill on May 3 for a thought-provoking conversation about the future of faith in America. Joined by Bishop Mariann E. Budde and a lively, engaged audience gathered in the round in St. Mark’s sanctuary, Canon Spellers drew on her latest book, Church Tomorrow?: What the Nones and Dones Teach Us About the Future of Faith, to explore what declining religious participation can teach the Church about where God is moving in the world today.

Con la cobertura mediática de la primera encíclica del Papa León, Magnifica Humanitas: Sobre la custodia de la persona humana en el tiempo de la inteligencia artificial, podríamos asumir que sabemos lo que dice sin leer el texto por nosotros mismos. Confieso que me pregunté si tenía la energía para asumir la tarea, pero el párrafo inicial me atrapó

With the media coverage of Pope Leo’s first encyclical, Magnicifica Humanitas: On Safeguarding the Human Person in a Time of Artificial Intelligence, we might assume that we know what he says without reading the text ourselves. I confess to wondering if I had the energy to take it on, but the opening paragraph drew me in…