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According to those who study such things, there are well over five hundred parishes in the Episcopal Church named after the Trinity, making it, along with Christ Church and Saint John’s, one of the all-time favorite names for our parish communities. Episcopalians seem to know instinctively the importance of the Trinity in defining their faith…
Hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tsunami waves fascinate us. Their destructive force seems to come out of nowhere to wreak havoc upon man and nature. Television gives many people the chance to watch their devastation from a safe distance, so that they mean only fantastic images in the mind’s eye. A different experience falls to…
Hechos de los Apóstoles 16, 16-34Apocalipsis 22, 12-14, 16-17, 20Evangelio según San Juan 17, 20-26 La lectura del Evangelio es la última parte de una oración que se ha llamado la oración del Sumo Sacerdote, Jesús. Es la conclusión del discurso de despedida de Jesús. Jesús dice adiós a sus apóstoles, a sus amigos y…
The readings today are a good example of how amazing, wonderful, and alive the written word of the Holy Scripture is. Although it was recorded at a different time in a different place by people of a different culture, it is still relevant to our lives in the Church and the world today. If you…
Han pasado cincuenta días después de la Pascua de Resurrección y en la Iglesia celebramos la fiesta del Espíritu Santo: Domingo de Pentecostés. El libro de los Hechos de los Apóstoles nos cuenta en detalle, la venida del Espíritu Santo sobre los apóstoles. Lucas, el autor de este libro, lo describe con las palabras siguientes:…
Hechos de los Apóstoles 14, 8-18Apocalipsis 21, 22- 22,5Evangelio según San Juan 14, 23-29 La curación narrada en la primera lectura nos recuerda el milagro efectuado por Pedro con otro cojo colocado a la entrada del templo llamada Hermosa: “Plata y oro no tengo, pero lo que tengo te doy: en el nombre de Jesucristo,…
Today is Rogation Sunday, when the church has traditionally offered prayer for God’s blessing on the fruits of the earth and the labors of humankind. The word “rogation” is from the Latin rogare, “to ask.” Historically, the Rogation Days are a period of fasting and abstinence, asking God’s blessing on the crops, for a bountiful…
Hechos 13, 44-52Salmo 145Apocalipsis 19,1,4-9Evangelio según San Juan 13, 31-35 El tema predominante de la liturgia de hoy es la unidad de la Iglesia en el amor. Las lecturas del domingo pasado nos alentaban a escuchar el llamado de Dios y a participar con un Cristo resucitado. Las de hoy nos invitan a buscar la…
Think about filling up a cup with water. You can fill it only so far, right? Once it has been filled to the brim, what happens when you try to add more water to it? It overflows, of course. The same is true of a sponge that, submerged in water, becomes so saturated it can…
Hechos 13, 15-16,26-33 (34-39)Salmo 100Apocalipsis 7, 9-17Evangelio según San Juan 10, 22-30 Hoy es el cuarto domingo de Pascua. Seguimos celebrando el misterio de la resurrección de Cristo, y nos gozamos, los que esperamos con fe, en el día de nuestra resurrección.“Mis ovejas reconocen mi voz, y yo las conozco y ellas me siguen”. Palabras…
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