Weekly Articles
Christmas Magic
By Mother Maddie Before my family fell in love with church, we fell in love with the ballet. Our home was often full of Russian ballet dancers and choreographers whose bodies and minds seemed to accomplish the impossible.
Waiting is the Hardest Part
By Father CaseyIn honor of Advent, I’ve been spending more time reading the prophets this December and less time reading the news. Sometimes we need to look up from our immediate reality to see the distant horizon toward
Climbing the Mountain
By Father Casey I love to hike. It has always been a source of joy, and some of the most important times of my personal and spiritual growth have happened on trails. I hiked 1,100 miles of the
Thanksgiving – “Balm for Our Soul”
By Father Casey Although popular lore features Pilgrims and Native Americans sharing a harvest feast at Plymouth, the holiday we know as Thanksgiving is actually the result of the relentless will of a woman named Sarah Josepha
Neighbors Needing Allies
By Father Casey Given the volume of hard-to-fathom news these days, you may have missed the announcement this past week that all citizens will now be required to travel with passports that match their sex assigned at
Advent with the Prophets
By Mother Rebecca This past summer, we spent several weeks together reading from the writings of Israel’s prophets. Before we began, I shared an often-quoted saying: God sends prophets to comfort the afflicted and to afflict the comfortable.