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Hello Friends! This past Sunday was the 5th Sunday of Easter, and we read the first half of Jesus’ farewell discourse in John.  This takes place the night before Jesus died on the cross and Jesus describes our relationship to … Continue reading →

Hello Friends! I know I missed last week’s post, sorry about that, but now I am back.  This past Sunday was the fourth Sunday of Easter, also known as Good Shepherd Sunday.  On this day every year, we read a … Continue reading →

Hello Friends! Due to a generous donation from a parishioner, I now have a part time Administrative Assistant at Emmanuel, so Fr. Kenny and I are free to do other things.  One thing that we have wanted to do for … Continue reading →

Hello Friends! It is Easter season and for the Second Sunday of Easter we always read the story of “doubting” Thomas.  I put “doubting” in quotation marks for good  reason (you will have to listen to find out).  It is … Continue reading →

Hello Friends! Happy Easter!  Christ is Risen!  Lent is over, Holy Week is done, and now we are firmly into the season of Easter.  Yes, Easter is a whole season, not just one day. Here are 3 sermons from the … Continue reading →

Hello Friends! Sorry this post is a bit late, it is Holy Week, and time got away from me! This past Sunday was Palm Sunday, and we read the Passion of Our Lord Jesus according to Mark.  The Passion is … Continue reading →

Hello Friends! Sorry for the delay in posting this week, the time just ran away from me.  This week we have Jesus’ last public discourse in John.  Here Jesus talks about his death, resurrection, and ascension, but he is also … Continue reading →

Hello Friends! This past Sunday we had a reading from John 3:14-21.  This contains perhaps the most famous Scripture verse in the world, John 3:16.  This verse often gets used as a weapon to badger “non-believers” or to make “believers” … Continue reading →

Greetings! Sorry for the delay this week folks, I guess daylight savings time messed me up, or it is just an easy excuse, ha!  This week, we hear about Jesus driving the merchants and money changers out of the Temple. … Continue reading →

Hello Friends! This Sunday was the Second Sunday of Lent, and Jesus tells his disciples that he will suffer and die, rather than overthrow the Roman government.  They are understandably upset by this, especially Peter, then Jesus tells them to … Continue reading →