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Tag Archives: Art
Ascension
A sermon for the Seventh Sunday of Easter (Sunday after Ascension), Year A Prepared for Grace and Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Richmond VA Lectionary Readings Between my days as a college professor and my evenings as a seminary student, I … Continue reading
Posted in sermons
Tagged Art, ascension, ascension art, Christ Ascension, Christianity, church history, feet, homily, Jesus, medieval art, ocular communion, sacramental theology, sermon
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Proximal Artistry
Today was a well-deserved day away from work and school. My daughter and I are both on Spring Break this week, something that doesn’t always coincide on our academic schedules. But, this year our days off overlap, so we have … Continue reading
healing, before we ask
Meditation for Proper 16, Year C Luke 13:10-17 Now he was teaching in one of the synagogues on the sabbath. And just then there appeared a woman with a spirit that had crippled her for eighteen years. She was … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Christianity, faith, healing, Luke 13:10-17, memoire, Proper 16 Year C, Proper 18 Year C, Serendipity, spirituality, teachers
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Closing Up
Today, we close an amazing week of camp. Campers have changed and grown, and I have too. Here is the Gospel text (from the Common for Artists and Writers) and my homily from closing worship for campers and their families. … Continue reading
Posted in ShrineMont
Tagged Art, artists, Camp, children, Christianity, faith, feed my sheep, God, Jesus
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Advent Word: Imagine
When I commit to daily writing…as I do during advent and lent…I go out on a limb and have faith that time will find me to write. Tonight, it would seem that time has found me in the 11th hour … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Advent, advent word, Art, celtic knot, Contemplation, image, imagine, mindfulness, spirituality, symbol, triquetra, watercolor
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Peace, part 3 (co-creation)
Today’s piece of art on the online advent calendar for my faith community is a co-created work that began in my solitude and was completed in community with the members of St. Thomas who gathered that day as I told … Continue reading
Posted in advent 2013
Tagged Advent, Art, community, faith, Spiritual journey, tattoo, triquetra
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Virtual Advent Calendar
Welcome to Advent..a season to reflect, to prepare to welcome, and to make room for the divine inspiration that is already incarnate and waiting to emerge in each one of us. Thanks to the many artistic and creative members of … Continue reading
Posted in advent 2013
Tagged Advent, advent calendar, Art, community, Contemplation, faith, faith journey
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Last Trip to Lilydale
This is an “archive” story that I wrote several years ago, reflecting back to the last days of summer during a time of transition in my life. I write often these days on my blog about my current expressions of … Continue reading
Posted in work and life
Tagged Art, change, Contemplation, courage, drawing, healing, journey, Lilydale, reiki, Spiritualism, spirituality, transition
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