All Saints’, Dorval Lent IV, Year A March 15, 2026 “Christ and the Pauper”, Andrei Mironov Today’s Gospel reading is the third of four very long selections from the Gospel of John. They come from the third, fourth, ninth and eleventh chapters respectively, but they are clearly written to echo and interact with each other: key words and themes keep… View Post
Daughter Samaria
All Saints’, Dorval Lent III, Year A March 8, 2026 Icon of St. Photini, St. Michael’s Orthodox Church, Cleveland, OH When I was a teenager, my spirituality was focused strongly, not to say obsessively, on the image of the holy city in the prophets. As a girl emerging into adulthood, I found “daughter Zion” a tremendously compelling and relatable character. … View Post
All the families of the earth
All Saints by the Lake, Dorval Lent II, Year A March 1, 2026 The Rev’d Laurie Brock (now Laurie Pankey), the Rev’d Jaime Dias, and me, after Jaime gave Laurie and me the Camino blessing at St. John the Evangelist Anglican Church, Porto, Portugal, August 2023 Now the Lord said to Abram, “Go from your country and your kindred… View Post
The ministry of presence
All Saints by the Lake, Dorval Last Epiphany, Year A February 15, 2026 Me and Kristy Barnes of Hennepin Avenue United Methodist Church, Minneapolis, in the church kitchen making lunches for teachers at a local elementary school targeted by ICE, Wednesday, February 11 (yes, that is several pounds of chocolate buttercream frosting. Sometimes ministry is delicious!) One of the things… View Post
Becoming people of the Psalms
All Saints by the Lake, Dorval Epiphany V, Year A February 8, 2026 Incipit of Psalm 1, from the 10th-century Anglo-Saxon Ramsey Psalter We should probably talk more about the Psalms. The director of the Yale Institute of Sacred Music, which was providing the scholarship that paid my seminary tuition, was a medieval musicologist who was obsessed with the Psalms…. View Post
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