Dear Friends,
This week we are gifted with three stories depicting the love and mercy of our God. These stories are not intended for our enjoyment but each one comes with the expectation that we as Jesus’ followers will go out and do the same–share a love that as the psalmist says, “is finer than life!”
Come; be with us this week!
Peace and love,
Pastor Kathy
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Dear Friends,
We are back to Ordinary Time with this coming Sunday. This is a bit of a misnomer in that the challenge of the Scriptures during this “ordinary” time have not ceased. This Sunday we witness the compassion of two prophets, Elijah and Jesus and their reactions to their world–compassion in both cases, to two widows. What is our reaction to the world we experience each and every day? Come; celebrate and pray with us this week.
Peace and love,
Pastor Kathy
Readings:
Dear Friends,
This week we are again challenged with a mystery that is probably best understood once again through our hearts, than through our heads–most matters concerning our loving God are, I would suggest.
The feast of Corpus Christi, the Body of Christ calls us to be Jesus’ body for the world, plain and simple–we must move from the altar to the community.
Come; ponder this mystery with us this week.
Peace and love,
Pastor Kathy
Readings:
Dear Friends,
This weekend, Mass is at 4:30 P.M. on Saturday. We are called to think, reflect and pray once again on the mystery of our great Creator God–one who loves in such a big way that the love spills over into another person, Jesus, our brother. And if that isn’t enough, the love shared between the two, creates yet another person, the holy Spirit of God. This is phenomenon, mystery and we can’t totally wrap our minds around it. We can however understand such love through our hearts. Come on Saturday and let’s ponder the mystery and wonder together!
Peace and love,
Pastor Kathy
Readings:
If you are attending Mass this weekend, let me know if you would be willing to do a reading. Thanks!
Dear Friends,
Last week I suggested that Easter time calls each of us to be grown-ups in our faith and if that is so, then Pentecost is the next step in that process. The Scriptures today shout with that message of Jesus’ first followers being bold in their faith, speaking out and up, being alive in Jesus’ Spirit. May the Spirit in our lives cause us to do the same!
Come; celebrate with us this Sunday, Alleluia!
Peace and love,
Pastor Kathy
Readings:
All Are One Church 
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