Sixth Sunday after EpiphanyYear ARCL Radical Obedience from the Inside Out By +Brian Ernest Brown, CWC If we are completely honest with ourselves, most of us like a clear, straightforward rulebook. Rules make life manageable. They give us a baseline for what is acceptable, and they let us know exactly…
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You Are the Light of the World
Fifth Sunday after EpiphanyYear ARCL You Are the Light of the World By +Brian Ernest Brown, CWC There is a big difference between a faith that is merely visible and a faith that is actually vital. We see this tension jump right out at us in our reading from Isaiah….
The Threshold of the Temple
The Presentation of Our LordFebruary 2RCL The Threshold of the Temple By +Brian Ernest Brown, CWC Have you ever had the experience of waiting for something for so long that you forgot what it actually felt like to hope? Maybe it’s waiting for a biopsy result, waiting for a child…
Shadows, Fractures, and the Net
Third Sunday after the EpiphanyYear ARCL Shadows, Fractures, and the Net By +Brian Ernest Brown, CWC If we are honest with ourselves, it is incredibly easy to look at the world around us, and sometimes even the world inside our own hearts, and feel like we are navigating a landscape…
What Are You Looking For?
Second Sunday after EpiphanyYear ARCL What Are You Looking For? By +Brian Ernest Brown, CWC Every single one of us, at some point in our lives, has sat down, looked at our hard work, our relationships, or our spiritual lives, and felt a heavy, sinking feeling. It’s the feeling that…
The Voice on the Waters
First Sunday after the EpiphanyThe Baptism of our LordYear ARCL The Voice on the Waters By +Brian Ernest Brown, CWC There is a striking contrast in our readings today between two different kinds of power. It’s a contrast that challenges almost everything our world tells us about what it means…
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Should You Become an Old Catholic Bishop?
Should You Become An Old Catholic Bishop?Written By Bishop Karl PruterSt. Willibrord’s Day 1983 One of the peculiarities of the Old Catholic Movement is the great number of bishops and the ease with which one can become consecrated a bishop. There are currently, in the United States, approximately eight hundred…