Loving and Forgiving with Peter and Paul
Although Saint Peter is remembered within our Church calendar on January 18 by his confession of Christ, and the conversion […]
Although Saint Peter is remembered within our Church calendar on January 18 by his confession of Christ, and the conversion […]
In the back of my cupboard sits a chipped coffee mug, a gift from my supervising teacher at the end
On this day, May 1, the Church celebrates the Feast of two apostles, Philip and James the Less. James’ title
The Feast of the Presentation of our Lord, celebrated 40 days following the celebration of Christ’s birth, was first observed
The Christmas season is wrapped in wonder, love, and peace as if a gift in itself. In the Episcopal tradition,
Upon occasion, we have the privilege and honor to sit with the dying, to accompany death as she visits and extinguishes the flame of life afore us.
I recently had a literal “come to Jesus” moment while saying goodbye to a fellow parishioner leaving our Sunday service.
Each complete, in and of their own selves, individually, yet exist corporately together, as one construct, or being.
When I volunteered to donate a kidney, I wasn’t expecting a cancer diagnosis. I also wasn’t expecting such an outpouring of compassion.