Litany in response to violence
Our service on Sunday, July 10th, 2016, at Saint John the Evangelist Episcopal Church opened with this litany, adapted from that offered by Saint Timothy’s
Our service on Sunday, July 10th, 2016, at Saint John the Evangelist Episcopal Church opened with this litany, adapted from that offered by Saint Timothy’s
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, I spent time this morning with a knot of mourners, reporters, onlookers, and protesters in front of the Governor’s
“Oh, you made yourself a little corsage!” The strange match-up of crinkly orange paper ribbon and an orange zinnia I had grabbed
Arrogance. Anger. Mockery. Violence. No, these are not only words that might describe the current presidential campaign, but also this Sunday’s
If I had been preaching last Sunday, I would have found the reference irresistible: The Gospel refers to Lydia, a
Consistency seems to be one way we measure the integrity of a political candidate: Hillary said one thing about nuclear weapons last week, but in
Smell is one of those thing that has moved into the realm of political correctness. IN preparing the sermon for Sunday on Mary anointing
I don’t remember hearing the term “wind chill” growing up. The temperature was the temperature. We just bundled up and walked the mile to
“It is as if every emotion we have is intensified on Christmas,” writes Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde. She goes on, “If it’s joy we feel,
As I sit at the computer writing, I find out that another friend died this week, a formidable woman who was a pioneer in working
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