“At that time the festival of the Dedication took place in Jerusalem. It was winter, and Jesus was walking in the temple, in the portico...

One of the outcomes of the Church’s division in the 16th century and ensuing thought about the end times being near, was a shift in how...

This morning’s Gospel reading continues the incredible sightings of the resurrected Jesus. It’s the first day of the week and the...

Our account of Jesus’s resurrection this morning is my favorite. Simon Peter and the other disciple whom Jesus loved get to the grave and...

I have yet to experience an Incarnation tradition for reading the Passion narrative on Good Friday thanks to COVID restrictions. In other...

I want to begin this sermon with an obvious recognition of the stark contrast, a contradiction to be precise, between the Kingdom...

How have you been tested in your life? I know some of you or those you love have been diagnosed with cancers, or Alzheimer’s, with...

One of my favorite people I’ve encountered in the Church is now a Coptic Orthodox priest in Toronto. I met him initially because his...

In the beginning God created all things, including us, to be images of him in the world he made and so to remain in relationship with him...

I’m going to summarize our Gospel lesson for this Ash Wednesday: Don’t use God to point to yourself, Jesus warns the disciples. Don’t...