This is the third in a series of sermons: Palm Sunday, Good Friday and now Easter Day, written during the period of COVID-19 when we as a nation have been directed …
Reflections of Father David
Our love of God
Way to go Presiding Bishop Michael Curry! He said. This is one time we can show our love of God and do God's will by not going to church on Easter Sunday. Love thy …
Good Friday
Here is the second in a series of three sermons, being sent out to everyone and posted on our web page during our time of not holding services in the church under …
A Special Palm Sunday Message
This is the first in a series of three sermons. They are for Palm Sunday,Good Friday and Easter Day. In this new world of Covid-19 and St. David’sbeing totally …
A letter from Fr. David
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, On this, St. Patrick’s Feast Day, I ask that you slowly and carefully read the lyrics from one of our most beloved of …
Taking things for granted
It is so easy to take things for granted. We turn on the tap in the kitchen and expect clean fresh water to flow into our drinking glass. We flip a light switch and …
Autumn
Autumn is always an exciting time for many. Those schools not on a year-round schedule start up. For the most part students are ready to get back and …
True Love
Not long ago while attending a retreat, another group on retreat asked me to give a meditation during their morning worship. My first thought was, “I don’t even know …
A huge door revealed
Several weeks ago I spent four days on my winter spiritual retreat at St. Gregory’s Abbey in Three Rivers. One afternoon I sat alone in the Abbey …
The Winds of God
Take a few moments and picture in your mind your most intense good memory, the one event that you would relive in an instant without any hesitation. It might be the …
A Time to begin
Advent—A Time to Begin Again In 1996 the author John McQuiston II wrote a simple book entitled Always We Begin Again: The Benedictine Way of Living. …
Holy Week
Humanity is fickle. They may dress for a morning coronation and never feel the need to change clothes to attend an execution in the afternoon. So Triumphal Sundays …