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Corpus Christi Sunday
This coming week is Corpus Christi Sunday, The Feast of the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ. We so often receive the Eucharist, every Sunday, that we take it for granted. And yet it is the living presence of God.
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Lessons on the Temptations of Jesus
Before Jesus' public ministry began, He was baptized by John the Baptist and then underwent an intense time...
This Week’s Poor Box – Earthquake Emergency in Turkey and Syria
If you wish to contribute, the Poor Box is located in the narthex of the church at the bottom of the choir loft...
What Does Matthew 5:17 Mean?
by Drew Hunter “Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but...
