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Sunday after Ascension: Fr. Michael 2018
The statement in the Creeds that Christ “ascended into heaven” is based mainly on Acts I : 1-9 where, after 40 days of appearances, when the Risen Lord speaks to the Apostles about the coming of the Holy Ghost and the Church’s mission, and is taken up in a cloud. For Christians, the Ascension…
Sermon: Quinquagesima 3 3 2019 Fr. Michael Cawthon
Ash Wednesday is this week, the beginning the Lenten Season for 2019. Last week Fr. George asked how two people can hear the same thing and yet receive two different messages, as well he spoke of hardened hearts and of dirt that is good ground, and that of bad. In today’s Collect we beseech that…
Sermon Palm Sunday 2018
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Trinity XV Sept 9, 2018 Fr. Michael Cawthon
This week – This day – LET US PRAISE THE LORD… He that is beyond good, He who loves you, He who cures your body and soul, He who gives / that you might receive, He who came into the world to save sinners – to save us: Yes, it is He who we do…
Epiphany II Sermon Jan 20 2019 fr. Michael Cawthon
Last week we had the “self-manifestation” of Jesus when he was twelve years old, as he stayed several days in the Temple listening to / and asking questions of the “doctors” of the Temple (the teachers) and we are told they were astonished at his understanding and questions. During advent through now we have had…