So this Lent it is all right and very proper to have our own “gypsy feet,” as long as the wandering is a wandering back to God.
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Sin is a part of life, but Christ sets us free
By Father Perry D. Leiker, pastor A reflection on the daily readings by Father Perry for Friday of the Fifth Week in Ordinary Time. + “Eat it. Your eyes will be opened. You will be like gods.” That was the […]
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God knows what is just right — if only we would accept it
By Father Perry D. Leiker, pastor A reflection on the daily readings by Father Perry for Thursday of the Fifth Week in Ordinary Time. + In the story of the three bears, Goldilocks grows tired and goes to lie down […]
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Biblical stories are meant to open us to the underlying reasons for sin
See what happens when we stop listening to God — in creation, and in the very center of our souls and lives.
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God’s ‘place’ is within us. Let us be sure to put out the welcome mat
He wants to dwell in our hearts, souls, minds, and lives.
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Do we know the power of our words?
Today, indeed, is a teaching day about words and lack of words.
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It’s all perspective
We have found the Good Shepherd, and the Good Shepherd will provide all that we need!
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With Christ the light, nothing is impossible
We know that “discipleship in Christ is salvation, and hope, and the fullness of life.” We know, for sure, that the truth is that “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow.”
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The mission of the 12 is ours, should you choose to accept it
The mission has been given to us, and there is no limit to the power, grace, spirit, energy, and truth that abounds for us.
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We are called to love one another — with all of our imperfections
We are called to go beyond familiarity (which we have a lot of) and “land on love.”
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