Sermon for Easter Vigil, April 11th, 2020 YR A
Gustav Mahler’s Second Symphony, known as “Resurrection,” is an incredibly rich and complex piece of music that captures the full realm of human passion and emotion in its five movements. For […]
Gustav Mahler’s Second Symphony, known as “Resurrection,” is an incredibly rich and complex piece of music that captures the full realm of human passion and emotion in its five movements. For […]
Artwork by Mike Van Collect of the Day O God, Creator of heaven and earth: Grant that, as the crucified body of your dear Son was laid in the tomb […]
This is a day for keeping our hands busy and our minds quiet. It is a day for silence, a day for not much talking. If we keep the silence on this […]
The cross is the central image of Christianity. We are sealed with a cross of holy oil in baptism and confirmation. Each year on Ash Wednesday our foreheads are inscribed with the […]
The liturgies of these last days of Holy Week really need very little said about them, because at the heart of these services are symbols which in themselves are a loud and […]
Artwork by Mike Van The Liturgy of the Palms Live Use the link that was emailed to you yesterday to join the Live Liturgy of the Palms at 10:30. The […]
Today, in the reading of the Passion, we have heard our story—the Christian story. But all of us know that we have not heard all of the story. Today we stopped telling the story […]
ONLINE CONTEMPLATIVE PRAYER & STATIONS OF THE CROSSFRIDAY, APRIL 3rd We have simplified our Friday morning Zoom meeting access and pray you will join us this Friday. There is one Zoom meeting which […]
On this Sunday in Lent we encounter two stories that are full of hope. We often read Ezekiel’s story of the valley of dry bones at the Easter Vigil, and the […]
Collect of the Day Almighty God, you alone can bring into order the unruly wills and affections of sinners: Grant your people grace to love what you command and desire […]