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Tag Archives: Eucharist
One Body
Homily for the Third Sunday after the Epiphany, Year C Continue reading
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Tagged Body of Christ, Eucharist, healing, Jesus, Racialized Trauma, Resmaa Menakem, social justice, social work, spirituality, trauma
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The Road Home
Homily prepared for Friday Red Door Healing Service, Grace and Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. Third Sunday of Easter, Year A Luke 24:13-35 Now on that same day two of Jesus’ disciples were going to a village called Emmaus, about seven … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, church, disciples, Easter, Emmaus, Eucharist, Jesus, journal, Luke 24:13-35, resurrection
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Being Prepared
A homily for Advent 1, Year A prepared for Grace and Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Sunday November 27, 2016 Greetings on this first Sunday of Advent, the beginning of a new liturgical year and the start of a season of … Continue reading
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Tagged Advent, call, Christianity, church, episcopal, Eucharist, Jesus, mise en place, plan, practice, prepare, readiness, social work, stay awake, stay woke, to do lists, vocation
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Made Well
A Reflection for Proper 23, Year C Luke 17:11-19 On the way to Jerusalem Jesus was going through the region between Samaria and Galilee. As he entered a village, ten lepers approached him. Keeping their distance, they called out, saying, … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, dignity, Eucharist, faith, gratitude, Greek, healing, homily, Jesus, justice, Luke 17:11-19, mercy, miracle, redemption, reflection, religion, social justice, thankfulness, thanks, wellness
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Sanctus
I have a few vivid memories of the sixth grade, most of which are unbidden and unwanted glimpses of pre-adolescence rocking the world as I knew it. One unquestionable high point was the honor of being selected for All County … Continue reading
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Tagged calling, choir, chorus, church, episcopal church, Eucharist, faith, faure, faure requiem, holy, liturgy, memoire, memory, music, sanctus
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We All Belong
Today, I was posting the weekly installment of Sunday Thoughts for a Monday World on the website for my faith community. Today’s Gospel lesson can be interpreted in various ways, but to me, its a story of someone who is … Continue reading
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Tagged belonging, Christianity, Eucharist, faith, gospel, impostor, impostor syndrome, inclusion, invitation, parable, welcome
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Weekend Retreat
I had the joy of spending the weekend at one of my favorite places (ShrineMont) with some of my favorite people. I was able to accompany my faith community at St. Thomas to this annual mountain retreat to recharge, reconnect, … Continue reading
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Tagged aurhenticity, discernment, Eucharist, faith, labyrinth, photography, reflection, Retreat, ShrineMont
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Breaking Bread
When I woke on this second full day of autumn, the skies were gray and the possibility of rain hung in the air like a wet blanket. My daughter was tired and took her temperature four times, hoping that she … Continue reading
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Tagged church, communion, daily ordinary, Eucharist, faith, feeding the 5000, food pantry, service, spirituality, vocation
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Cup of Salvation
I am in the midst of gathering stories, quotes, and photographs from my friends in the congregation at St. Thomas Episcopal Church in order to compile a summertime, “God at St. Thomas” virtual calendar. One of my friends said, “you … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, church, communion, community, Eucharist, God, hospitality, radical hospitality, welcome
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Being With
I started musing on the theme of “being with” on small points of light a few days ago, as I reflected on my recent time at the Wild Goose Festival. My thoughts were jarred listening to Sara Miles give a … Continue reading
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Tagged cbpr, community, community engaged research, Eucharist, faith, motherhood, Parenting, recovery, Sara Miles, vocation, with, worship
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small points of light 