By Father Ted Some of my most treasured memories from childhood are big, holiday meals with my extended family. Aunt Floride and Uncle Neal always had us over for Thanksgiving, and we would drive

By Father Casey The tryptic is closed and covered for Lent, but hopefully you can recall two of the small pictures below the large image of the Transfigured Christ. On the left, Jesus is

By Father Casey Welcome to Lent, friends. It came a little earlier than normal this year, and it began with that funny confluence of ashes and valentines (Mtr. Rebecca coined it “Ashentine’s Wednesday” –

By Father Casey At Annual Meeting this past Sunday, I shared about two major events in our church’s life. In case you missed it, I want to hit the highlights, as this affects everyone.

By Father Casey Five years ago this January, something big happened at Transfiguration. Do you remember? In the grandest, most exuberant service I have ever attended, we had the privilege of celebrating the marriages

By Father Casey In the church’s calendar, this past Thursday was what is known as the Feast of the Confession of St. Peter. Unless you were one of the handful of folks at the