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Spiritual Freeloaders
Spiritual FreeloadersBy Bishop Karl Prüter Saint Willibrord Press 1968 Last night I attended a social affair at the Boylston School Society, and I was much interested in observing the free spenders. At a table next to mine, there were several couples that engaged in a spirited struggle every time the…
The Affirmation Declaration
Christ Catholic Church Diocese of the Prince of Peace stands in solidarity with our LGBTQ+ sisters and brothers and all of God’s children as we struggle together against bigotry, oppression, intolerance, and injustice. And to this end we support and affirm The Affirmation Declaration. The Affirmation Declaration is a statement…
Statement of Catholic Theologians on Racial Justice
Christ Catholic Church Archdiocese of the Prince of Peace stands in solidarity with our catholic sisters and brothers and all of God’s children as we struggle together against bigotry, oppression, and racial injustice. And to this end we support and affirm the Statement of Catholic Theologians on Racial Justice. Statement…
Charter For Compassion
Following Christ’s commandment to love one another as He has loved us, Christ Catholic Church embraces and endorses the Charter For Compassion.
Why I Am A Free Catholic
People ask us all the time, “Why don’t you become Episcopalians?” In doing so they have only expressed what others frequently think, but do not ask. In addition, there are many who must wonder why we don’t become Roman Catholics. In short, we have to say why, with all the…
Homilies, Sermons & Writings
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Transgender Day of Remembrance 2014
Introduction Given at the Transgender Day of Remembrance 2014St. Martin’s Episcopal Church Fayetteville ArkansasBy Bishop Brian Ernest Brown, OSH I Wonder Did You Know You Were Making HistoryBy Stephanie Mott In honor of those who have walked openly in the light and in memory of those who have suffered the…
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Feast of St. Karl Prüter November 18
Born July 3, 1920 – Passed Into Glory November 18, 2007 Bishop Karl Hugo Rehling Prüter was born July 3, 1920 in Poughkeepsie, New York. Following high school there he completed undergraduate work at Boston’s Northeastern University, and then earned his master’s degree in divinity at the Lutheran Theological Seminary…
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Feast of St. Martin of Tours November 11
“Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called the children of God.” -Sermon on the Mount Blessings and Apostolic Benediction! I would like to invite all of our friends and associates, who feel called, to join us in prayer on November the 11th, the Feast of St. Martin of…
Liturgy & Prayer
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Litany of Thanks for Diversity, Empowerment, and Reconciliation
This is a litany I composed for the opening prayer at a workshop on Gender Identities and Our Faith Communities sponsored by PFLAG and held at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Fayetteville, AR November 8, 2016. What a dynamic, courageous, and passionate group of folks. I was very honored and…