My Lenten Observation This Year
“You are always rushing and irritated.” The words from my car radio jarred me out of a busy day hurriedly […]
“You are always rushing and irritated.” The words from my car radio jarred me out of a busy day hurriedly […]
Have you ever met someone and, for reasons you can’t place, immediately decided they were annoying?
Saint Michael’s parishioners connect to Episcopal touchstones in our sanctuary in many ways.
There are certain rhythms of the liturgical year I can often feel like I’m learning for the very first time.
On February 2, forty days after Christmas, the Church celebrates the presentation of Jesus in the Jewish Temple by his parents.
Perhaps it’s a suburban thing, or a me thing, but I don’t love asking for help.
On this Feast of the Epiphany, a day marked by an exceptional act of adoration, I wonder how we mark our ordinary days together? What are our everyday habits? What lengths do we go to honor the ordinary goodness in our lives?
We mark today as a new beginning. We have left 2023 and are launching into 2024, likely with an abundance of intentions, feelings, and hopefully… hope.