The Church perceives the Gospel narratives of Jesusโ call to his first disciples on the shore of the Sea of Galilee to be so crucial we must hear it on a Sunday in Epiphany every year.
Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 5C
The Church perceives the Gospel narratives of Jesusโ call to his first disciples on the shore of the Sea of Galilee to be so crucial we must hear it on a Sunday in Epiphany every year.
Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 4C
After considering in worship our Lordโs baptism and the events of his ministry while still in Judea, we move ahead in the Epiphany season to the accounts of the revelation of the Son of God in Galilee.
Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 3C
In the Sundays following Epiphany 1, the Church moves us through the Scriptures in an ordinary (numbered) series of Sunday celebrations, still with an emphasis on the Fatherโs manifestation of Jesus of Nazareth as Son of God but in a progressive contemplation of the events of Jesusโ early ministry.
Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 2C
In the Sundays following Epiphany 1, the Church moves us through the Scriptures in an ordinary (numbered) series of Sunday celebrations, still with an emphasis on the Fatherโs manifestation of Jesus of Nazareth as Son of God but in a progressive contemplation of the events of Jesusโ early ministry.
Today in the Spirit: Epiphany 1C
Epiphany might be understood as the celebration of God the Fatherโs excellence in marketing the presence of his Son in the world.
Today in the Spirit: Christmas 2C
The Fourth Sunday in Advent, explicitly titled โAnnunciationโ Sunday in the BCP (but not to be confused with the Feast of the Annunciation on March 25), focuses our attention in worship on Godโs work preparing for the coming of Messiah in the hearts of those who would become Jesusโ parents, Mary and Joseph.
Today in the Spirit: Christmas 1C
The Fourth Sunday in Advent, explicitly titled โAnnunciationโ Sunday in the BCP (but not to be confused with the Feast of the Annunciation on March 25), focuses our attention in worship on Godโs work preparing for the coming of Messiah in the hearts of those who would become Jesusโ parents, Mary and Joseph.
Today in the Spirit: Advent 4C (Annunciation)
IThe Fourth Sunday in Advent, explicitly titled โAnnunciationโ Sunday in the BCP (but not to be confused with the Feast of the Annunciation on March 25), focuses our attention in worship on Godโs work preparing for the coming of Messiah in the hearts of those who would become Jesusโ parents, Mary and Joseph.
Today in the Spirit: Advent 3C (Gaudete)
In all three years of the lectionary cycle, at Advent 2, the Church moves us suddenly from the consideration of the second coming of Jesus to the firstโand there we will stay throughout the remainder of the season leading into Christmas.