Loving God,Give us heartswhere all may enter in,ears to hear your call,hands to do your will,voices to sing your praiseand soul enoughto recognize Youin everything we do From the Prayer of those who dwell in a Monastery of the Heart Monasteries of the Heart is a movement of seekers interested in becoming part of a … READ MORE…
Here are the results of the Cathedral Blog Poll, which had 19 responses between May 4 and May 17. During this time, the counter shows we had 196 visitors. Importantly,a substantial fraction of these are people who come to the blog via a Google search and are just passing through; many others are “returning visitors” … READ MORE…
Another video from Fr Matthew tells us about the history and use of the collect.
If you’ve attended the Cathedral on Sunday morning, you’ve seen Joe Bruglio. He’s a tall, full-blooded Italian with a personality so warm and sparkling, it shines even through a white acolyte’s alb. A hair stylist who runs his own small business, Joe has a no-nonsense air about him, but he’s also earnestly seeking and growing … READ MORE…
Cassie Lewis offered the first in a series of Green Living Workshops from Simpler Living. Expressing the sacramental gift of food and eating as our central gathering point, Cassie conveyed how we can “do justice” with our food choices; participating in tasteful activism with small changes in a grand ethical movement. Kris and I are … READ MORE…
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After Maundy Thursday, there was a simple yet sumptuous meal of home-made soup in the Great Hall. The wide variety was impressive, and very tasty! People at the tables were comparing favorites and asking for recipes and it was suggested that we collect and share those recipes. Thus is born the blog Soup Recipe Page! … READ MORE…
Spring is a time of new beginnings. Time to revise and renew! If you read this on facebook, please click over and check out the new design. We’ve also set up a mobile version for those who look at the blog on their smartphones. We’ll be asking your opinions about the blog content shortly. Meanwhile, … READ MORE…
Then he opened their minds to understand the scriptures, and he said to them, ‘Thus it is written, that the Messiah is to suffer and to rise from the dead on the third day, and that repentance and forgiveness of sins is to be proclaimed in his name to all nations, beginning from Jerusalem. You … READ MORE…
