From the Pastor

Many cultures – both ancient and modern – affirm the belief that “blood is thicker than water.” We like to think of ourselves as loyal

This Sunday we turn the page on the liturgical calendar and enter Ordinary Time (named for the counting of weeks with ordinals rather than because

Trinity Sunday, the first Sunday following Pentecost, has been kept since the tenth century as a special celebration of the mystery of the triune God.

Fifty days after Easter, we celebrate the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost. Crossing all boundaries that would separate us, the Spirit brings the

The gospel for Easter’s seventh Sunday is always taken from the long prayer Jesus prays for his followers in John’s gospel on the night before

This Sunday’s image of the life the risen Christ shares with us is the image of friendship. We are called to serve others as Jesus

Last Sunday, we were given the image of Christ as the Good Shepherd. This Sunday’s image of how the risen Christ shares his life with

This year Good Shepherd Sunday (the 4th Sunday of Easter) falls the day before Earth Day. As Christians, we believe that God created all things

The gospel for the third Sunday of Easter is always one in which the risen Christ appears, teaches the disciples, shares food with them, and