With national Father’s Day approaching I found myself thinking about the experience of growing up in Mexican-American and other Hispanic households in the post war […]
This week many Christians throughout the world including our Roman Catholic brethren, fellow Anglicans and Episcopalians are celebrating the Feast of the Most Sacred Heart […]
Encountering a lonely homeless old man finding strength in Jesus’s message of love even if in other things different from mine was a spiritual moment. […]
There are movements in Christianity in general and some in the Episcopal Church to delay the baptismal sacrament until adulthood or even dispense with it […]
In Thessalonians Paul warns Christians that they must work hard to transform the world for Christ’s return. Are falling baptism rates a sign of a […]
We most often look at what Jesus did but sometimes we have to also recognize what he did not do. God is all knowing and […]
Jesus did not come to conquer, intimidate, or scare us. He came to save us with love. Growing up in South Texas as a teenager […]
This week the Episcopal Lectionary celebrates the visitation of Mary visiting Elizabeth for three months in the hills of Judea. Her unborn son, John, senses […]
God so loved the world that he gave his only son. He so loved his creation of man that he created the Trinity for man’s […]
The exact definition of a Christian beyond being a follower of Jesus Christ while uniting millions in a general sense but also divides us when […]
