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First Sunday in Trinity
† Clive Staples Lewis … C.S. Lewis … I am a fan. He has written so many things that capture the Christian imagination. His writings on inspiring biblical concepts have…
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† On this Trinity Sunday, 2025, we meet for the first time in our Gospel readings, a man named Nicodemus, whose name meant he was a champion among his people.…
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† “O come Creator Spirit come; and make within our souls Thy home; Supply Thy grace and heavenly aid; to fill the hearts which Thou hast made. Thy Light to…
Read MoreAscension Sunday
† Before He departed, JESUS, on the Day of the Resurrection, met Mary Magdalene in the Garden, just outside the Tomb. Discovering that it was the LORD, Mary moved towards…
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†We have had some very engaging and interesting conversations in Catechesis on Sunday mornings, (that’s Sunday School). We have been discussing the biblical witness to the four marks, or signs…
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† In the Sundays leading up to Ascension Sunday, which would be the Sundays after Easter, St. John affords us the pleasure of being present in the Upper Room, as…
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† A dear brother at our recent Men’s Retreat at Camp Crucis in Granbury, asked a very insightful question: ‘Why do we seek a blessing that passes all understanding, which…
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† The inestimability of GOD, who can understand it? — The Old Testament prophets tried to articulate it, even though their descriptives come short – all do. For example, take…
Read MoreFirst Sunday after Easter
† Brothers and sisters of StME, on this first Sunday after Easter, I have a quandary that concerns me greatly! That quandary is familiarity and casualness – casualness in our…
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† An early 20th-century philosopher-poet, seeing the end of her days rapidly approaching, asked a friend, “What is the answer?” She reasoned, that if there was no answer, then there…
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