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“We do not live in the twilight of human evolution. On the contrary, this is the sunrise, the true start of human experience, as different from anything that has gone before….Before us lie millenniums of never-ending unfoldment.”

— Patriarch Herman Adrian Spruit, One Giant Leap Forward, 1969.

December 2023

Christmas Message 2023

2023-12-26T02:35:38+00:00December 26, 2023|

Catholic Apostolic Church of Antioch   Dear Church of Antioch clergy and friends, Today we celebrate the birth of Jesus of Nazareth, revered among Christians as the Prince of Peace. For over two thousand years, followers of Christ have extolled his teachings as an antidote to [...]

Advent – 4

2023-12-24T14:34:57+00:00December 24, 2023|

Within the gospel reading for this morning, Luke 1:26-38, there are three little but so significant words said to Mary: “Be not afraid.” In other readings, we hear these words again. In a dream, an angel says them to Joseph and if we read or listen [...]

Advent – 3

2023-12-17T19:53:55+00:00December 17, 2023|

The 3rd Sunday of Advent is Gaudete Sunday. It is a time when we light the pink candle, should we have an Advent wreath, signifying a time of joy. This is a perfect Sunday to read and recite the Magnificat (Luke 1:46-55)!

Advent – 2

2023-12-10T19:52:51+00:00December 10, 2023|

We have arrived at the 2nd Sunday of Advent. The question posed last week asked what we need to do to make this new church year a truly spiritual experience. Advent is a time to reflect not only on our own spiritual needs, but those of [...]

Advent -1

2023-12-08T00:39:54+00:00December 8, 2023|

Last Sunday was the first Sunday of Advent, a season that can be difficult for us. We are surrounded by bright lights, Christmas trees, decorations, Santas, and a loud hustle and bustle. And yet, Advent is the season of quiet, reflection and even darkness. Advent is [...]

September 2023

Hidden Blessings

2023-09-26T05:27:24+00:00September 26, 2023|

The gospel reading on Sunday was Matthew 20:1-6, the parable of the men who worked in the vineyard. Some worked all day, others did not, but all received the same wages. Those who worked longer grumbled, as might we. Another reading was Isaiah 55:6-9, in which [...]

Forgive and Love

2023-09-19T23:03:34+00:00September 19, 2023|

Jesus told us that we are to love God and our neighbors as ourselves. In Sunday’s readings we were reminded that we are to forgive – after all, how can we love if we are holding on to injustices, misdeeds, harsh words, and all the other [...]

August 2023

Giving God Thanks

2023-08-30T04:52:30+00:00August 30, 2023|

Last Sunday’s psalm, PS138:1-1, 2-3,6,8, included lines that we too may say or think, but might want to reconsider. The psalmist gives thanks to God … because …. God listens ... because ... God is kind, truthful and answers. Yes, we do and should thank God [...]

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