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Blessed are the pure in heart
From this morning’s Daily Office readings: Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God. I like that. I would like to see God. I would like to see God more clearly. I would like to be able … Continue reading
Christ the King: Year A Proper 29
This sermon was delivered at St Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Elyria, Ohio, November 20th 2011. On this last Sunday before Advent, as the church prepares itself for the winter waiting, looking for the light of the world in the darkness of … Continue reading
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Tagged Christ the King, Ezekiel 34, grace, Jesus, judgment, Matthew 25:31-46, parable, sheep and goats, Sidney Carter, Year A Proper 29
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Grace, mystery food (and kangaroos)
A sermon preached at St Paul’s Episcopal Church, Norwalk, September 25, 2011. Year A, Proper 20. Exodus 16:2-15; Philippians 1:21-30; Matthew 20:1-16 There is a story told – which may or may not be true – that when Captain Cook … Continue reading
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Tagged Captain Cook, Christianity, Eucharist, exodus, grace, kangaroo, manna, religion, revised common lectionary, St Paul's Norwalk OH, Year A Proper 20
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