Jesus, The Light Of The World
My dear friends, As we seek to understand together the great gift and blessings of knowing Christ, of following Christ, today’s Gospel offers us another reason to be so deeply grateful for being one of His disciples. Jesus states it very simply and clearly: “I am the light of the [...]
A Baby in a Basket: Our Frail Humanity
REFLECTIONS FROM OUR DEACON The local news media recently carried a story about an infant who was found in a clothes basket, just inside the Dayton Avenue entrance to the Cathedral of St. Paul on January 4. An employee of the Cathedral was making the rounds to lock up after [...]
Marian Devotion
My dear friends, In keeping with the month of May, I thought it may be helpful to reflect together on the role of Mary in our Christian life. How important it is for us to know our faith with regard to Mary, for our protestant brothers and sisters are very [...]
Reflections from Fr. Steven on the Epiphany
My dear friends, This Sunday we celebrate the Feast of Epiphany, which is a Greek word that means “manifestation.” God has manifested Himself in Christ, and manifested Himself in such a way that inspires great amazement and wonder. The Creator of the whole universe has assumed a created human nature. [...]
Praying for the Election and Those Who Have Died
This post is reprinted from the Nov. 3 bulletin Are you “electioned out”? On Tuesday the political campaign that seems to have been going on for years will at last come to an end in what is certain to be an exciting evening of election returns. Sometimes our prayers have [...]
Fr. Gallatin’s Address Regarding the Capital Campaign
The following is a transcript of an address regarding the upcoming Capital Campaign that Fr. Gallatin gave at all parish masses the weekend of Oct. 13 & 14. Whether it is a short journey or a trip to another country on the other side of our world, traveling can be [...]
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