Uncategorized

† The foreword of the Easter Even service, as set out in our bulletin tonight, reads, ‘The office is exceedingly ancient, extending back to the earliest days of the Church.’…

†  In our Epistle Lesson for today’s Eucharistic Feast, St. Paul recapitulates or ‘goes over the main points again’, the purposes of JESUS’ institution of the blessed Holy Eucharist. He…

† On the first Palm Sunday, even though it would appear that the people of Jerusalem overwhelming sided with JESUS being their Messiah and King, by Friday of this week,…

† On the Jewish calendar, the 14th day of Abib is one of most important days. It is the day and month that the Jewish people remember and give thanks…

† Mothering Sunday claims its name from a medieval tradition that is believed to have started around 1200 A.D. The tradition was for members of the faithful to visit their…

† Lent, believe it or not, is halfway complete. How has your Lent been going? How are you doing in your inner man/woman? – Has your journey to this point,…

† The Old Testament lesson opened today by saying that ‘GOD has no grandchildren.’ – Well, those were not the exact words used in the text written by the prophet…

† The words we hear from the priest during the Ash Wednesday service are intended to cause us to recapitulate, or remember, with humility and grievousness, our mortality and corruptibleness.…

† I was recently asked if the Bible tells us when JESUS knew He was going to suffer and die on the Cross. My answer…? Not exactly. – What we…

†  “We are once more with JESUS and his disciples by the lake of Galilee. We love to think that it was in the early morning, when the light laid…