Fifth Sunday after Epiphany
Jesus is the incarnation of God's love. And it is that love that will make us whole.
Author: Fr. Peter
Ordinary Time Begins
Honor those times of encounter and those in-between times. It’s where the real work is.
The Presentation
Today the Church celebrates our Lord's Presentation in the Temple, and we turn the page from the Christmas/Epiphany Season and begin to look towards Lent.
Fourth Sunday after Epiphany
Jesus' teaching was not only informative; it is transformative. And that was the "new teaching."
Sermon: Follow Me
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Prayer for the President of the United States
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Binding up Wounds
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Sermon: Known and Loved
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Forgiveness Requires Repentance
If we do not hold those responsible accountable and if we do not seek to find the answers to the root of the problem, then all we do is kick the can further do...
Sermon: Defining Moments
We need healing in the country, more so now than ever before, but healing can only begin once justice has been accomplished.