Pastor Maggie's homily from our August 10th observance of the Feast of St. Clare. You can watch a recording of the homily here . +++++...

Thank you to everyone who helped with our Triduum celebrations!  Planning, set up, leading, bringing tasty treats, and cleanup, our...

Pastor Maggie's homily from this year's Easter Vigil. Loosely based on Genesis 1. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I love Easter Vigil. One...

Pastor Maggie's Maundy Thursday homily, from John 13:1-15. - - - - - - - - - - - Frank spoke on Saturday about the reality that we are...

Pastor Maggie's sermon from February 3, 2024. Scripture references: Mark 1:29-39; Job 1-4, 6-7 Our gospel reading this evening was ten...

This week our First Reading during Mass will come from the story of Jonah.  Jonah and the whale is a kid's classic for a reason.  It has...

We had a technical difficulty with the recording from Saturday, so here's the text from Pastor Maggie's December 2, 2023 homily....

A few months ago, the Parish Council switched up its format a little. We began including a time of learning and visioning as part of our...

Frank's homily last weekend was about prayer, and how connecting with this vast something (who we call God) has the ability to ground us,...

Our chapel often feels tucked away, in its own little corner. A hidden world only accessible to those who know the secret paths and can...

Today when I’m writing this, it’s July 10th. Though it hasn’t quite been 6 months since my first official week with you all, it’s been a...

Thank you to everyone who donated their time, money, and/or goods for our Blessing Bags project! This past Saturday we assembled 50 bags...

Sometimes I find it hard to ground myself in the present -- there is always so much to think about and plan for and look forward to that...

I have been feeling very grateful lately. My neighbors across the street have a huge flowering tree in their front yard, and for two...

Christ is (almost) Risen! It’s an almost-but-not-yet time of year. We know resurrection is coming, but it’s not quite time to celebrate....

It’s hard to believe we’re almost halfway through Lent. Though I’m glad to see the daffodils and crocuses poking their heads up and the...

I have always loved Lent. I remember the first Lent I observed as an adult. The practice I took on was a morning devotional (that I did...

This last week’s sermon on the Beatitudes included thoughts on grief and loss from Anderson Cooper’s 2019 interview of Stephen Colbert....