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  • Two men in ancient-style robes walking on a dusty country road surrounded by fields and hills

    A homily for the Third Sunday in Easter, Year A (Luke 24:13-35) You can watch the homily here. There is a quiet honesty in this…

  • a reflection given on Good Friday 2026 From the cross, Jesus says simply: “I am thirsty.” It is one of the shortest sentences in scripture.…

  • Be love.

    We can talk about love, but we also must find the strength to live it. We can theorize about the problems and challenges in our…

  • At the start of Lent, we heard that very familiar story from Genesis where the serpent temps Eve to eat of the Tree of the…

  • While preparing to lead an Advent reflection, I was searching for a poem or quotation on ‘preparing the way’ to reflect on as a group,…

  • This Sunday we hear Jesus reveal some radical truths. Desperate for salvation from the Roman occupation, the Jews who were gathering around him almost demand…

  • While out walking this past weekend, I couldn’t help but notice many sweet and lovely signs of spring; magnolia buds on the trees, daffodils and…

  • December 28th marked the feast of the Holy Innocents. It’s a feast day that sometimes gets a little lost in the aftermath of Christmas and…

  • In the Second Sunday in Advent, we hear John the Baptist proclaim, “I baptize you with water; but one who is more powerful than I…

  • Happy Fall! For those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, the autumnal equinox arrived on Wednesday at 2:21pm, according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac. The specificity…