Weekly Articles
Wisdom from Wendell
By Father Casey A few days after Dolly’s death, a farmer from Kentucky named Wendell Berry also died. In addition to tending a few hundred acres using old-fashioned tools and methods, Mr. Berry was also a writer.
Passing the Test
By Father Casey Like millions of others, my family is in those exciting and anxious days called “back to school.” We’ve bought new shoes, dusted off backpacks, dissected the class schedules, and taken the requisite photos of
The Anti-Transfiguration
By Father Casey August 6 is the Feast of the Transfiguration. It is also the anniversary of the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945. They share more than a date. Matthew describes the Transfiguration like this:
Coming Home for a New Beginning
By Danielle ShroyerThe first time I came to Transfiguration was as the parent of a new Kindergartener at Parish in 2008. I remember my soul’s delight when I stepped into the beautiful sanctuary with its midcentury modern aesthetic
The Words We Sing
By Father Casey There is something about music that is able to penetrate both the human mind and soul at the same time. Music enters through the head but lodges in the heart, in a way that
The Body of Christ is Disabled
By Marcus GarrottIn honor of July as Disability Pride Month, this week we welcome a reflection on the connection between disability and faith from Fig member Marcus Garrott. Like many of us, I feel at home at Transfiguration