Travis Reese

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Friends, Today’s reading is in Luke and focuses on The Beatitudes. I found The Beatitudes made for very easy reading, but difficult writing. The more I…
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Kristin Tovar

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“Then I heard what sounded like a great multitude, like the roar of rushing waters and like loud peals of thunder, shouting: ‘Hallelujah! For the Lord our…
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Lisa Bowden

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Friends, Any good farmer knows her soil must be tended carefully—tilled, fertilized, watered, weeded—before it can receive seeds and be a means of growth. I’ve been…
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Justin Appel

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Dear Friends in Christ, Today’s New Testament reading from Revelation features a remarkable scene of worship, in which God, who sits on a throne, is holding…
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Fr Alex Swain

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Beloved in Christ, The experience of time is a bizarre phenomenon. Every year that passes, my qualitative experience of time moves increasingly rapidly. In the blink…
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Richard Mallory

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Two went up to prayTwo went up to the temple to pray,a Pharisee and a tax collector….                                 —Luke 18.10 And I was sure I was the righteous…
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Emily Lyons

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Dear Friends, When I begin drafting a Daily Bread reflection, I usually start with a theme that stands out to me from the lectionary readings for…
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Chotard Doll

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Friends, Today we celebrate James, the brother of the Lord, who was a leader of the early church in Jerusalem. He was stoned or perhaps clubbed…
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Justin Appel

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Dear Friends, As some of you may know, Pope Francis designated 2025 as a Jubilee Holy Year for the Catholic Church. The late pope referred to…
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