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Sermons (Page 64)

Jun 14, 2020

Second Sunday After Pentecost

Vicar Paisley Le Roy

The holy Gospel is meant to be an all-encompassing experience of sight and sound. Skip to 15:16 to listen to the holy Gospel and watch Vicar Paisley’s sermon!

Jun 7, 2020

Holy Trinity Sunday

Rev. Elizabeth A. Eaton

Watch Bishop Eaton’s Holy Trinity Sunday sermon here.

May 31, 2020

“When [Jesus] had said this, he breathed on them and said to them, ‘Receive the Holy Spirit.’” (John 20:22) Christ’s statement stands in sharp contrast to what we’ve heard this week. The world does not echo Christ’s vision, but rather, we heard the pleas, the gasps, and the belabored words saying, “I can’t breathe.” Parker J. Palmer reminds us that these words are the words that give voice to the terror that has haunted black Americans since the founding of this country. “I can’t breathe” were the dying words of George Floyd as a police officer kept a knee on his neck until his body lay lifeless. “I can’t breathe” might have been the dying words of over 100,000 victims of COVID-19 in America. Yet, into a gasping world, Jesus breathed on them and said “receive the Holy Spirit…”