In the midst of the distressing political situation that our country is currently facing with the government shut-down, with each side blaming the other, and all people genuinely disgusted with any lack of leadership from anyone, we can feel pessimistic about the future of our country. Yet, our Scripture readings for this third Sunday […]
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One of my recent spiritual focuses is what I call “the MORE of God through Jesus Christ.” As we navigate a voyage of life, our faith in God gives us more. Scripture tells us that the stories of life are always more when inspired by God. Our stories are more than we think, and
The Feast of the Baptism of the Lord invites us to reflect on how God has immersed himself in human life. Manifest in Jesus, God walked into the river of human life and was ritually baptized. God conveyed in the ritual of Baptism that He is one of us and we are in this
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I think that it bears mentioning that Christmas, like Easter, is not only a day but a season. The Christmas season is shorter than that of Easter, but includes not only the day Jesus was born, but also the Feast of the Holy Family on the Sunday that follows Christmas Day, then Mary the Mother
