Deacon Brigid Waszczak
“I [Jesus] still have many things to tell you, but you can’t handle them now. But when the Friend comes, the Spirit of the Truth, he…
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Sherry Sterling
Dear friends, During and after our recent election, I found myself alarmed by the apocalyptic-level pitch of the warnings from both parties. Threats of World War…
Justin Appel
Dear Friends, Humility is one of the (several) themes of today’s reading from the New Testament book of James. In it, we read that “God resists the…
Fr Matthew Reese
“And the tongue is a fire. The tongue is placed among our members as a world of iniquity; it stains the whole body, sets on fire…
Deacon Anne Strong
Matthew 19: 27-29Ephesians 4:1-6 My Dear Sisters and Brothers, Do you live a called life? A “with God life?” Living a spiritual life is rooted in…
Fr Robert Hendrickson
Dear Friends in Christ, Sometimes, it’s still possible to be surprised by hope even amidst the churn and noise of the world. In the Gospel today…
Chotard Doll
Dear Friends, This morning my physician asked me, Is there anything exciting in your life right now? I wanted to say that as I age, I’m…
Kyle Dresback
Friends, It feels appropriate to be reflecting on today’s passage while under a starry night sky at the Saint Philip’s family retreat at Chapel Rock: Every…
Kelsi Vanada
Dear friends, Today we celebrate the consecration of Samuel Seabury, the first American Bishop, born in 1729 in Groton, Connecticut. He was loyal to the British crown during the American Revolution,…
Justin Appel
Dear Friends, Today’s readings from the Prophet Joel and the Gospel according to Luke highlight the necessity of repentance. In the former reading, Joel calls us…
Fr Matthew Reese
“Now great multitudes accompanied him; and [Jesus] turned and said to them, ‘If any one comes to me and does not hate his own father and mother and wife and children…
Deacon Leah Sandwell-Weiss
Dear friends, Today we honor a saint, St Martin of Tours, and our veterans. St Martin was the Roman soldier who cut his cloak in half…