A Kairos-Moment for a Cross and Resurrection Narrative

Most of us were prepared to hunker down and endure what we expected to be the most rancorous electoral season of our lifetime, amped up on the steroids of impeachment and conspiratorial speculation.  Then, the COVID19 pandemic invaded and sent us all to our rooms for an extended stay, only now in more recent weeks …

For the Fourth Sunday of Easter

Loving Lord, IN the beginning, whether by big bang or quiet whisper, You created all that was, is and will be; You created us. In the beginning, once formed and breathed alive, You Welcomed us Home, to sanctuary with you, to live in You, living in Your love, walking in Your light, radiating Your glory, …

Fight Pandemic with Pandemic

As we all know, the word “pandemic” has become synonymous with terms like “plague, scourge, and disease” and therefore conjures up a sense of dire threat.  But “pandemic” is actually an adjective that qualifies something else as “widespread, prevalent, pervasive, universal, global.”  “Pan” means “all,” and “Demos,” means “people.”  When something is pandemic it extends …

Jesus, I.S. and Terror

We’ve just celebrated the first Advent of our Lord, and in the New Year we wait for the Second Advent.  The Heavy lifting has been done.  The child born … finally said, “It is finished!”  Then, on the third day he was not there but he was here, with us, still Immanuel. God with us, …

THE MASSACRE OF INNOCENTS

16 When Herod realized that he had been outwitted by the Magi, he was furious, and he gave orders to kill all the boys in Bethlehem and its vicinity who were two years old and under, in accordance with the time he had learned from the Magi.  17 Then what was said through the prophet …