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Seventh Sunday of Pentecost

Sometimes it feels as though the great gifts God gives us, he takes away, turning our world upside down.

Fourth Sunday after Pentecost

As much as you might not want to think about it, one of the most appreciated gifts to your family and friends is life and health care planning.

Sixth Sunday after Pentecost

As we bid farewell to Fr. Harold this week, he reminds us to remember who we belong to and who we must serve.

Fifth Sunday after Pentecost

Third Sunday of Pentecost

Jesus in today’s Gospel is both demanding and disturbing. Being a Christ followers means being called to a higher standard.

Second Sunday of Pentecost

As we begin to say goodbye to each other, always remember that the Holy Spirit is what gets in between in our relationships.

Trinity Sunday

Lauren Worth is a 2008 high school graduate who will be attending American University in Washington, D.C. in the fall. She shares her reflections of her high school years at St. Anthony.

Trinity Sunday

The doctrine of the trinity is simply the way Christians talk about God. The trinity makes it clear that we are not talking about ourselves.

 Note from HC: I am grateful to David Whyte, for some of the ideas in this sermon regarding the natural world, contained in his CD, “Thresholds: Navigating the Difficult Transitions of Life”; circa 2005; and William Willimon, and his commentary for Easter VI A, in “Pulpit Resource”, volume 36, number 2, Year A, April-June 2008.

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