Liturgical Seasons
Stories From The Diocese
The life of the Church in times of crisis – not infallible, but indefectible.
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A reflection on letting go of the “A” word during Lent.
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Repent. It is not a word we are used to hearing or using in everyday life. We don’t commonly ask ourselves or others “Have you repented today?”
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As the natural seasons change the appearance of the world, so too the Church uses color as a way to replenish our spiritual lives.
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The autumnal equinox was this past Saturday, the 22nd of September, and with it we enter into the glorious season of autumn. We’re in a time of harvest, of growing coldness and darkness, but also of thanksgiving.
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What does it mean when we say that Jesus ascended into heaven and is seated at the right hand of God? Looking further into this special day of celebration.
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When we learn to see Easter not only as an event for Jesus but as initiating a process in human and our own personal history, we are on our way to internalizing Easter and living the Resurrection.
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An update from St. John the Divine, Springfield, recipient of a 2017 Pentecost Offering Grant.
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An update from the Hereford House Food Pantry of St. Andrew’s, Portland, recipient of a 2017 Pentecost Offering Grant.
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As we approach the end of Lent, our Labyrinth journey has given us truth to recognize and a dream to proclaim. Now, Becoming Beloved Community moves from discernment and reflection into concrete action.
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