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« God didn,t accept Temple Sacrifice after AD 30… And no one asked why ??? “

This is not Berrigan's poem. It was written by The Rev. Allan Boesak and originally published in “Gathered for Life: Official Report, VI Assembly, World Council of Churches”, ed. David Gill (Geneva: WCC Publications, 1983), 228-229.

💞🙏💞 love from Sweden

Amen!!🙏🏼 That is a beautiful prayer, I’m going to write it down and memorize it! Thank you stranger in Christ.❤

NO LIES DETECTED. YOU ARE SPOT ON AND NEED MORE POLITICIANS AND TEACHERS WITH THIS MINDSET INSTEAD OF THE CORRUPT POLITICIANS WHO LAUGH AT GOD LIKE WE HAVE NOW . AMEN 🙏 .

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Your church is too far away from the Catholic ways. You changed the Bible to suit your needs. To follow God, you also have to follow his laws to the T. No one has the authority to change it.

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Gracias amen el pueblo pide por HARRIS la nacion sabe que esto es necesario

Why should any deity care about the worst country on earth.

Amen

Your website says you are open and affirming. May i ask, what are you open about, and what are you affirming about? Pax.

Thank you for clarifying what unity truly means, and for providing a call to seek and respect the dignity of all!

Господь прийде, росою на світанку, Птахом летить, промінь навесні Ясніше ночі і миліше ранку Милість твоя, твоя любов в мені

✨💚🙏💚✨// Susanne (William Walkers aunt)

🩷 God bless from Sweden

Thank you Fr Scott for bringing together and helping us understand the majesty and the tenderness of God!

Amen…May our country be a place of justice and peace for ALL!

A great reminder to both engage, and pray!

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Best wishes, William Walker!Love peace and hope ❤🩷// Susanne, Jocke and great grandpa Lasse, Sweden

❤❤❤ Gods work

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Amen❤ //from Sweden

Keep practicing!

Love this.

😉 *promosm*

Blessings to you for this beautiful message on the longest night and darkest day of the year. I truly needed to hear this today. I have been dealing with a crisis of faith as I have noticed my own flock straying from my teachings. No matter how much I tried to hold on, things didn't get better until I let go and let god. For the past several years my prayer group has gotten larger and larger. Finding those in my town that felt they weren't at home in a traditional worship setting. I slowly tested the faith of each of the most powerful of them by laying with the wife of each elder in our inner circle and proclaiming that God had done it through me. Two elders have left, and it pained me, but 3 elders have happily offered their own beds up to me as their messiah. I realized today that I hadn't lost 2 elders and their wives. But instead, I had gained 6 true believers that would do anything to contort their souls into whatever shape I commanded. Today, for the first time in 2 years, I felt at peace when I heard your words. Qapla'.

We sing this each year at St. Clare Episcopal, Snoqualmie WA. Well, I try to sing it. I have never gotten through even the first verse without my voice cracking and tears streaming down my face. This is one of the most beautiful Christmas hymns ever written.

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Thank you for taking the time and energy to keep all of us in the loop

Really nice prayer and video Father Scott. I look forward to celebrating the season of creation at St Ann's. Bette

Wonderful Thank You Fr. Scott!

Thank you Father Scott for this beautiful message of a very profound ritual in our lives.

Thank you Father Scott for such a moving sermon.

Always thought provoking. Thank you.

Lovely arrangements

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing this.

Thank you for sharing this wonderful source of centering and prayer.

Wondrous Love arrangement....beautiful and soulful....thank youTerree and Susie

EXCELLENT

Thank you for a wonderful gift of music and meditation!

Thank you to the choir for this lovely music!

Wow! All great hymns for Lent and so wonderful when you and Carol collaborate.

What did Absalom Jones do? In 1794 Jones founded the first black Episcopal congregation, and in 1802, he was the first African American to be ordained as a priest in the Episcopal Church of the United States. ... He is listed on the Episcopal calendar of saints.

Absalom Jones - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org › wiki › Absalom_Jones Absalom Jones (November 7, 1746 - February 13, 1818) was an African-American abolitionist and clergyman who became prominent in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Died: February 13, 1818 (aged 71); Philadelph...‎ Known for: Anti-slavery petitioner Born: November 7, 1746; Sussex County‎, ‎Dela...‎ ‎Early life · ‎Ministerial career · ‎Fugitive Slave Act of 1793 · ‎Death and legacy Thanks be to God...Be Blessed & Well!

Beautiful music and a wonderful video. Thanks for the memories!

Thank you For Scott for opening up a well known story and encouraging us to reflect on ways we too at times are like Jonah

Fabulous keyboardist!