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Category Archives: gun safety
Elegy
The world is still, on the edge of tears, even as it continues, as it must, to turn night to day and business to money and traffic to weariness. The leaves tremble at an unseen adjustment of air pressure; an … Continue reading
Posted in current events, Gun control, gun safety, prayer
Tagged grief, LGBTQ, ordination, Orlando
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Year C Proper 5: A Sermon for #WearOrange Sunday
A boy died in Zarephath, and his mother and Elijah cried out to God in anger at the injustice, in bitterness at the waste of life, saved by a miracle and spent so soon. Another mother’s son died in Nain, … Continue reading
Martyrs
The commemoration for tonight’s healing prayers, held in orange, is for Blandina and Her Companions, the Martyrs of Lyons. The Collect: Grant, O Lord, that we who keep the feast of the holy martyrs Blandina and her companions may be … Continue reading
Posted in current events, gun safety, lectionary reflection, poetry, prayer
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The call to #WearOrange
Tomorrow is the day – and Sunday, too. June 2nd is national #WearOrange day, chosen for the birthday of Hadiya Pendleton, as a mark of defiant celebration of life in the face of death and violence. Today, I am mailing … Continue reading
Posted in gun safety, Uncategorized
Tagged #WearOrange, Aurora, Chardon, citizenship, newtown, ordination, pure and undefiled religion, religion and politics
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Reasons to #WearOrange: Devaluation
A confession: when we are discussing the pros and cons of an apartment to rent, our family has come to use a rather disrespectful shorthand for one particular criterion. How “killy” the street or block has become the self-defining descriptor of … Continue reading
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Tagged "a bit killy", #WearOrange, grief, gun violence, parenthood
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