Empathy, curiosity, and imagination--its what we need to change the world. Unpacking a narrative beyond face value. Sermon begins at 10:17. 

The work of loving and healing this world doesn't happen without filling ourselves--like oil that lights a lamp and radiates through all of us. We demonstrate our faith in how we love the world. Sermon begins at 8:34.

A mass of music and remembrance, Necrology begins at 9:34. 

Jesus embodied and prescribed a middle path--namely, love as the litmus test and recipe for happiness. Sermon begins at 7:07. 

Charlie Strobel shares a story about our goodness--something we often can forget. Sermon begins at 9:37. 

The promise of the feast--the idea of a marriage where joy is poured out, uncorked and rich--is that it leads us to believe that justice is a way of life and a flowing river--a driving force to share all that we have. Sermon begins at 9:40.

Its our hope that this community and others, can continue to rise up and bear the fruit of embracing a loving and liberating Jesus--a Jesus of love, and peace, for all. Sermon begins at 8:19

The beauty of the life of St. Francis, is that he reminds us that the burden of the yolk is light when we carry it in community. Sermon begins at 7:57.

This week I received a letter from a prisoner and I have learned a great deal from it, namely, how even in times of uncertainty, social isolation, and grief there is the invitation to keep learning how to serve with compassion. 

Forgiveness is a journey and not a final destination. Sermon begins at 8:46.