Rev. Cn. Adam Bucko reflects on contemplation as courage—sharpening moral vision and resisting injustice, not looking away.

"Our siblings in Minnesota and across this nation urgently need our faithful response. At no time in recent memory has the Church been..."

"Dozens of faith leaders and community members gathered last on Sunday, January 11 in windy, cold conditions for a prayerful public witness"

Long Island Faith leaders stand in solidarity with immigrants as Episcopal leaders speak out for justice on International Human Rights Day

More than 250 clergy members and community advocates marched through Huntington Station this weekend as part of the "Day of the Disappeared"

"All people deserve to access the church and to receive care from our ministries without fear of deportation."

"The love and compassion that we show for those who we will never meet... is probably the strongest way to reflect the love of Jesus"

“We are now being faced with a series of choices between the demands of the federal government and the teachings of Jesus”

"The 287(g) agreement undermines our ability to serve our communities, especially immigrant families who now live in fear of being detained"