Washed, Marked, and Sealed in God’s Beloved Community
Originally published in the Fall 2021 Mailing. Dear Friends in Christ, As we near what we hope and believe is the end of this pandemic
Originally published in the Fall 2021 Mailing. Dear Friends in Christ, As we near what we hope and believe is the end of this pandemic
By Melissa Mulloy I cannot state this emphatically enough—I love Easter. But that was not always true. When I was a little girl, my family
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By Jayan Nair During the rite for Holy Anointing, after the priest’s oil-soaked thumb traces the sign of the cross on your forehead, they offer
Earlier this year, several members at St. John’s expressed a desire to be trained as healing prayer and healing anointing ministers. Since the rubrics in
The Community of Hope International is a global network of trained lay pastoral caregivers steeped in Benedictine spirituality who serve others through compassionate listening. St.
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By Jered Weber-Johnson Most of you know that I absolutely love Luke’s resurrection story when Jesus shows up on the road to Emmaus, and how
By Ellie Watkins Every time we meet someone new, we give them information on how we’d like to be seen and addressed. We tell them
By Richard Gray, Director of Music When I think about Compline, I think of a peaceful ending to a long day. This service, the final