9/30: Free Speech September 24, 2018 Sunday's Readings The appointed liturgical prayers, in part because of their beauty, trim away the most bitter of human emotions.
9/23: Two Ways September 17, 2018 Sunday's Readings “How good and pleasant it is,” death says, “when brothers and sisters live together with bitter envy and selfish ambition.”
9/16: A Cross of Wisdom September 10, 2018 Sunday's Readings Jesus said, “But who do you say that I am?” He is still asking.
9/9: He Makes the Wounded Whole September 3, 2018 Sunday's Readings The compassion of Christ our Lord digs to the bottom of human frailty.
9/2: Inner Quiet, Abounding Joy August 27, 2018 Sunday's Readings Evil is loud, but losing; the devil is near, but dying.
8/26: In the Presence of Glory August 20, 2018 Sunday's Readings The glory of God protects, but also infuses with power.
8/19: Your Teacher August 13, 2018 Sunday's Readings Discernment is always a risk, and always a responsibility.
8/12: A Death Like His August 6, 2018 Sunday's Readings David’s grief shows the sighs and groans that are the deep language of prayer.
8/5: A Parable of Truth July 30, 2018 Sunday's Readings Jesus is a truth-teller and the truth that sets free. He purges and washes, and gives joy and salvation.
7/29: More than Forgiveness July 23, 2018 Sunday's Readings There is so much more to the mercy of God than mere acquittal.
