Category: Reflections

The bunny ears disappeared.  For a few weeks before Easter, our neighbor had dozens of colorful bunny ears placed in his hedge.  It looked like many Easter bunnies […]

with thanks to Maryse Quinn who wrote today’s reflection Wishing everyone a happy Earth Day!  (April 22nd)  This is a perfect time to reflect a bit on the […]

Each Holy Week is an invitation to live, die and rise with Jesus.  Central to our Episcopal liturgy is the Triduum, the three days from sundown on the […]

 I am about to do a new thing;  now it springs forth, do you not perceive it? Isaiah 43:19 God enters into our lives here and now.  God […]

“The word is near you, on your lips and in your heart” Romans 10:8, quoting Deuteronomy 30:14 Approaching the mid-point in Lent, please take a moment to return […]

“What a beautiful evening!”  Startled out of my grumbling about a nighttime dog walk on snowy/perhaps icy sidewalks, I looked up to see an increasingly grown-up son of […]

This day of Epiphany a longing to draw near to God and to one another manifests within and around me. Today we remember and celebrate the Magi, wise […]

With thanks to Paul Cienniwa, organist, for this reflection. You may have noticed a change to how hymns are being presented in the Sunday bulletin. In addition to […]

Christmas carols, Advent wreaths, Christmas trees, Midnight Mass, and ginger cookies — Whether they are family or Church customs, the many traditions associated with the Advent and Christmas […]