Sermon: Great Service
However, only when we face our own tendencies to be a son or daughter of Zebedee can we come to terms with our humanity and live the new life of discipleship.
Author: Fr. Peter
Sermon: What Must I Do?
As Jesus often does, he shifts the focus of the question in terms of this idea that the Kingdom of God is not on some far-off cloud in the sky but rather, the K...
Sermon: Do This
In this simple offering of bread and wine, Jesus summarizes all that he has done and all that he has taught these last three years.
Sermon: Power of Prayer
But our prayers need to be more than a laundry list of things we need and people for whom we wish to pray.
Sermon: The Root of Conflict
But for us to draw closer, we need to remove the "I" and replace it with "we." We need to work for the greater good of all, not just for the greater good of som...
Each Persons Grief is Unique
There comes the point when the grief becomes less raw, and you adapt to life without the other person.
Sermon: Taming the Tongue
The human tongue is only three inches long but has caused the most damage in history. The human tongue can bless, and the human tongue can curse.
Remarks at the Town of Hull 9/11 Ceremony
Today is a day when we remember. We say “We Will Never Forget,” but it seems that we have forgotten the lessons of that day and the days that followed. I long f...
Sermon: Making Distinctions
The worth of another human being does not come from their material possessions or their position in life.
Sermon: Avoiding Anger
We use words to win arguments, console, counsel, ask someone to marry us, and make peace. But we also use words to incite, make fun of, blame, and start wars. W...