Sermons in “Easter”
Pentecost: Don’t give God leftovers
Father Jeremy Miller: Pentecost is like a mirror that reflects back to us some things about ourselves and the world we live in and what we’re called to do as people of faith.
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Ascension: Yo-Yo Jesus
Father Jeremy Miller: Jesus ascends to the Father, but he remains incredibly active through the sacraments, through his spirit.
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Essential Workers
Deacon Justin Moor: It may be hard for us to see it in the middle of the crisis we are in today, but it is when we look back on the crisis of another day that we can more clearly see God’s faithfulness to this promise of coming to us even in chaos of the crisis, even when it feels like our world as we knew it is falling down all around us.
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No Place like Home
Father Jeremy Miller: I feel like most of us during this quarantine, we have a love-hate relationship with our homes.
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The shepherd, the gate and the sheep
Father Jeremy Miller: Jesus is the point of access, he’s the one that grants access and he’s the one that needs access with us.
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Why me? Why us?
Father Jeremy Miller: The only thing we do know is that the only grace and consolation comes from accepting it, from accepting the burden of that adventure and the cross that has been given to us and to finding a path forward that can give us meaning in life.
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Faith and delusion
Father Jeremy Miller: The reason we call Thomas doubting is because he doesn’t trust and believe the testimony of other credible witnesses.
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A different kind of Easter
Father Jeremy Miller: There is no social distancing with God.
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Tapestry 4: Francis of Assisi
Father Jeremy Miller: He was called to a life of simplicity and poverty and humility to revive and to rebuild the Church as a spiritual entity.
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Tapestry 3: Monica of Tagaste
Father Jeremy Miller: The central thing we learn from Monica is that our life circumstances do not have to determine our purpose.
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