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Rev. Daniel O'Mullane
PASTOR'S NOTE: Apr 27, 2025

In particular, it is mercy - that is, love encountering evil and overcoming it, not by force but by redemption.

PASTOR'S NOTE: Apr 27, 2025
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Rev. Daniel O'Mullane
PASTOR'S NOTE: Apr 20, 2025

The resurrection is not the happy ending to a tragic story - it’s the launching of God's new creation. Easter is not about escaping the world; it’s about God’s plan to renew it, to raise it to new life.

PASTOR'S NOTE: Apr 20, 2025
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Rev. Daniel O'Mullane
PASTOR'S NOTE: Apr 06, 2025

The reality is that as long as we’re on this Earth, there is no real neutral. We’re always headed in one direction or another: either towards God or away from him. As I said in my Ash Wednesday letter, Lent is a time to develop a firm disposition to go towards him.

PASTOR'S NOTE: Apr 06, 2025
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Rev. Daniel O'Mullane
PASTOR'S NOTE: Mar 30, 2025

NourishNJ provides more than just meals; it offers essential resources such as groceries, access to community programs, and a compassionate environment where clients can regain stability. Its job readiness and financial assistance programs contribute to the overall health and well-being of those who are struggling, ensuring they have the support they need to thrive. 

PASTOR'S NOTE: Mar 30, 2025
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Rev. Daniel O'Mullane
PASTOR'S NOTE: Mar 23, 2025

The Lenten discipline of almsgiving is one small step in his direction. By giving away our money and time in a season that’s already marked by other sacrifice, we become a little more like him every day.

PASTOR'S NOTE: Mar 23, 2025
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PASTOR'S NOTE: Dec 10, 2023

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Dear Saints,

We’re one week into Advent and only 15 days until Christmas. It’s worth a gut-check: have I spent the season wisely so far? If so, keep going! If not, there’s still time - begin now.

Today we encounter the colorful character of John the Baptist. John was what you might call a boundary pusher, and for good reason: he came with a message that utterly obliterated the boundaries. Up till then, sin and death had pinned people into small and servile lives, but those limits were about to be demolished forever, and John’s job was to ready the people for the revolution.

John foretold the coming of the prince of peace; it’s perhaps particularly unjust, then, that he met with such a violent end. But we can honor his sacrifice by heeding his message. Let’s spend the next 15 days deliberately dismantling the boundaries of selfishness and fear we’ve set up around our own hearts. With gratitude for the messenger who first alerted us to his coming, let’s prepare the way of the Lord into our lives.


Christ’s Peace,

 

Father Daniel

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