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Rev. Daniel O'Mullane
PASTOR'S NOTE: Jan 05, 2025

When we prioritize authentic relationship with God and neighbor, we open our lives to “magi moments,” those grace-filled times when we catch a glimpse of God’s plan and are drawn deeper into his mystery.

PASTOR'S NOTE: Jan 05, 2025
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Rev. Daniel O'Mullane
PASTOR'S NOTE: Dec 29, 2024

Jesus, Mary, and Joseph were united in their unwavering commitment to God’s will. They loved one another deeply because their first love was God. This God-centered, divinely inspired, charity is the key to peace and harmony in every family.

PASTOR'S NOTE: Dec 29, 2024
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Rev. Daniel O'Mullane
PASTOR'S NOTE: Dec 22, 2024

May this sacred celebration renew our spirits and deepen our love for one another.

PASTOR'S NOTE: Dec 22, 2024
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Rev. Daniel O'Mullane
PASTOR'S NOTE: Dec 15, 2024

Lessons and Carols is a traditional Christian service that combines scripture readings and festive hymns to celebrate the story of Christ’s birth.

PASTOR'S NOTE: Dec 15, 2024
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Rev. Daniel O'Mullane
PASTOR'S NOTE: Dec 08, 2024

By preparing our hearts to receive Jesus as John did, we ready ourselves to become generation-changing saints too: where the world clamors for retribution, we show forgiveness; where there’s an appetite for darkness, we bear the light; and where there’s hatred, we love like John.

PASTOR'S NOTE: Dec 08, 2024
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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

δοῦλος Χριστοῦ Ἰησοῦ