REMEMBER YOUR BAPTISM

...just a few sermons, ponderings, wanderings....

Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Sermon for Easter Day 2008

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The Mystery of Faith It was a number of years ago when we were visiting some of our friends in another city and they were giving us a tou...

Sermon for the Great Vigil of Easter 2008

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Christ, Our Light In the morning sun: Christ, our light. In the shining stars; Christ, our light. In the burning bush: Christ, our light. In...

Sermon for Holy Saturday 2008

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The fullness of emptiness The day after someone dies often has an emptiness that stuns us. The first intense and torturous wave of grief ha...
Friday, March 21, 2008

Sermon for Good Friday 2008

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I am his remains Tom O’Loughlin, a priest, a writer and a professor at the University of Wales, says that most people only think of time in ...

Sermon for Maundy Thursday 2008

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Red Flag I imagine we have all seen this at some time— a red flag hanging from a pile of lumber sticking over the tailgate of a pick up t...

Sermon for Palm/Passion Sunday 2008

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Let the story seep deeply I do not like violence. I don’t like it in real life And I don’t even like the pretend violence on television or ...
Monday, March 10, 2008

Sermon for Year A Lent 5

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God is not done The people of Israel have lost hope. They just don’t know what to think of God Or their relationship with God. So God comes...
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THE REV. JEANNE FINAN
I am an Episcopal priest serving as the Dean and Rector of the Cathedral Churh of St. Paul's in Burlington, Vermont. Prior to serving in Vermont I was in the Diocese of Western North Carolina at an absolutely marvelous small parish, St. John's Episcopal Church in the Haw Creek neighborhood of east Asheville. I also lead retreats, offer spiritual direction and write. I did some postgrad studies at the University of Wales in Lampeter in Celtic Christianity. I have one book, published by Cowley, Remember Your Baptism: Ten Meditations.
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