The image of God that the Scriptures give us on this Trinity Sunday is not at all one of a lonely figure. Rather, God is shown as being a community of intimate love between Father, Son and Holy Spirit. This is what Jesus reveals. The Trinity is often presented as a difficult mystery, unconnected with […]
Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity – May 26, 2013 Read More »
“It was a huge change. They had been in hiding, scared out of their wits. Jesus had been arrested. Rumors flew that the high priests wanted Him crucified. The “Powers-that-be†wanted to send a message to all who would dare challenge their authority. The message was received, loud and clear. None of the disciples were
Solemnity of Pentecost – May 19, 2013 Read More »
The great preacher, Dr. G. Campbell Morgan had four sons all of whom grew up to become preachers. One day, a visitor arrived and found the whole family sitting around a table in the sitting room. The visitor decided to tease one of the boys named Howard. “Howard,” he asked, “who is the greatest preacher
Seventh Sunday of Easter – May 5, 2013 – Mother’s Day Celebration Read More »
Change is often difficult for us, especially when it involves letting go of things that have been dear to us and making room for new things, about which we are less sure. This normal experience of moving on is in today’s readings as the pattern of our maturing in faith, our growing in relationship with
Sixth Sunday of Easter – May 5, 2013 Read More »