Easter 4: May 8, 2022. Psalm 23. We celebrate “Maternal Caregivers Day” with Laura Warner Gilmer in the pulpit, pointing to the Lord...
MORELent 4: March 20, 2022. Luke 13:1-9. Jesus tells a parable about fig tree, an image for how we are to grow and bear fruit. Laura Warner Gilmer...
MOREEpiphany 3: January 23, 2022. Luke 4:14-21. As unlikely as the Parish Administrator offering the morning homily, Jesus wows the worshipers at the...
MOREEpiphany 1: January 9, 2022. Luke 3:15-17;21-22. John the Baptist says that Jesus will baptize with the Holy Spirit and with fire. Fr. Houk...
MOREEaster 7: May 16, 2021. Exodus 28; St. John 17:11‑19. Priests are called to bear the heaviness of human life and carry the lightness of being...
MOREPalm Sunday: March 28, 2021. St. Mark’s Passion. Fr. Butler looks at how we welcome the Messiah on Palm Sunday, only to call for his...
MOREEpiphany 5: February 7, 2021. St. Mark 1:29-39. In 2021 it is easy to get a lot done all at once, even easier to take on too much, which means...
MOREEpiphany 1: January 10, 2021. St. Mark 1:7-11. Fr. Butler talks about Jesus’ baptism and ours. Listen to the sermon. Photo by mrjn...
MORELent 1. Genesis 2:4b-9, 15-17, 25-3:7; Matthew 4:1-11. Jesus’ temptation suggests that the devil will try to get us believe we don’t have enough...
MORE(Mt 6:1-6,16-21) On Ash Wednesday, Jesus’ words don’t focus so much on what to do but on what not to do when we practice our piety. Fr. Houk...
MORELast Epiphany. Matthew 17:1-9 Guest preacher, Canon René Somodevilla, connects Christ’s transfiguration with what comes next: back into the...
MOREEpiphany 6 Matthew 5:21-24, 27-30, 33-37 Fr. David reflects on King David, a man after God’s own heart, as he contemplates Jesus’s radical words...
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