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Trinity Nineteen Sunday
† If we were to research the meaning of the word dependance, we would find it to mean, ‘the state of deriving existence, support, or direction from another.’ — The…
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† ‘I cannot think of anything worse’, Hobbes, mopingly replies. ‘Worse? Worse? It is all about perspective, I tell you; perspective,’ Calvin tells Hobbes. Hobbes replied: “What cha mean?’. Calvin…
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† Today, I’ve been inspired to deliver my very first hellfire-and-brimstone homily. Yet, having never delivered such a homily to a congregation, I am not sure this will be what…
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† If a moral is to be learned from today’s Gospel Lesson from the narrative of the raising of the dead son of the widow of Nain, it must be…
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† The theme of this Trinity XV week concerns the frailty of man and our dependence upon GOD to hold us up. Our Collect frames Holy Mother Church’s thematic focus…
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† How should we read the Holy Scriptures? I mean, with what lens of interpretation, or to use a fancy seminary word, what hermeneutical style should we use? Undoubtedly, some…
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† Some classical, literary idealists prefer to stay away from allegories and types, favoring the plain moral or historical content of a chronicle as sufficient; at least that is what…
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† There is a very interesting worldview that we might consider today, especially when we think about how we have just prayed in our Collect Prayer: “ALMIGHTY and everlasting God,…
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† In my estimation, Charles Schulz nailed it! The creator and animator of The Peanuts Gang ‘hit it out of the park’ in terms of the thematic lesson for this,…
Read MoreA Nuptial Eucharist of Holy Matrimony: Humberto and Kathryn
† I take thee my wedded Spouse, to have and to hold from this time forth, for better or for worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health,…
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