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Read more "Join us Today at 4:30 pm"Homily 28th Sunday B – Lose Yourself
This week I heard a song The Joker, by The Steve Miller Band. The lyrics to the refrain are; ‘Cause I’m a picker, I’m a grinner I’m a lover, and I’m a sinner I play my music in the sun I’m a joker, I’m a smoker I’m a midnight toker I sure don’t want to […]
Read more "Homily 28th Sunday B – Lose Yourself"Homily 26th Sunday B: Woe to the Rich!
As I reflected on the readings, two themes developed for our consideration today. The first is that the rich who take advantage of the poor need to be called to task and held accountable. And the second, is that the Divine is in everyone. There is a story told of a table spread with one […]
Read more "Homily 26th Sunday B: Woe to the Rich!"Celebrating 10 years as a Community!
Hello! We are celebrating 10 years as a Faith Community. Our Foundress, Mary Ann Schoettly, RCWP, formed this community from several small groups she led. We are an inclusive community that seeks to emphasize the giftedness of each person. All are welcome! The divorced, the remarried, members of the LGBTQA community, and those who wander […]
Read more "Celebrating 10 years as a Community!"A Follower of Jesus: Homily 24th Sunday
It is not always easy to be a follower of Jesus. I am not referring to the fact the many followers of Jesus around the world are persecuted and lose their lives. That is separate and distinct from what I am stating here today. There are some Christians who think that being a follower of […]
Read more "A Follower of Jesus: Homily 24th Sunday"Remembering Today
Remembering Not with Anger Not with Vindictiveness Not with Rancor Not with Vengeance Remembering Sober Somber Supportive Silent Prayerful Forgiving Remembering
Read more "Remembering Today"Preference for the Poor: Homily 23rd Sunday B
Pope Francis. “When we encounter a beggar, it’s our place to give generously; it’s their place to spend it wisely.” From Celebration, Mary M. McGlone, CSJ, The Letter of James stands out in Christian literature for its relentless insistence on justice in action as the sign of Christian faith. My thought is that if the […]
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