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Deacon Sharon Trischan’s Reflection

Chapel of the Holy Cross For those who have read my previous reflections they usually begin with, “As many of you

Deacon Sharon Trischan’s Reflection2024-03-02T18:28:24-07:00

Fr. Michael Lessard’s Reflection

Thoughts on the New Creation: Will It Ever Rain? It rained last night: While I was restless; while I was quiet;

Fr. Michael Lessard’s Reflection2024-03-02T18:29:21-07:00

Jody Serey’s Reflection

The Big Power of Small Gestures Ten years ago, Fr. Dale and I put together a little book called Kindness Matters:

Jody Serey’s Reflection2024-03-02T18:29:21-07:00

Terri Thompson’s Reflection

Fall: Changing of Seasons Fall has always been one of my favorite seasons of the year. Growing up in Iowa, everyone

Terri Thompson’s Reflection2024-03-02T18:29:21-07:00

Deb Smith’s Reflection

Today I want to share with you my time of Praise and Worship that I try and do daily.  I find it

Deb Smith’s Reflection2024-03-02T18:29:21-07:00

Fr. Dale Fushek’s Reflection

The Christian Church today has become emotionless. So many denominations have lost the passion, joy, and intense love the early Christians seemed

Fr. Dale Fushek’s Reflection2024-03-02T18:29:21-07:00

Rosemary Sambora’s Reflection

As a young adult I realized that I was being called to live a committed single life rather than being called to

Rosemary Sambora’s Reflection2024-03-02T18:29:21-07:00

Pastor Mark Dippre’s Reflection

We Shall Never Forget As I sit down to write this reflection, I am mindful that this week we will mark

Pastor Mark Dippre’s Reflection2024-03-02T18:29:21-07:00

Savannah Abbott’s Reflection

One Day Changes Everything...There is a song that I enjoy listening to when life seems overwhelming and chaotic, it’s called “One Step

Savannah Abbott’s Reflection2024-03-02T18:29:21-07:00

Kerry Pardue’s Reflection

Miracle BrideSome people call it fate, some call it destiny, and some people say you create your path. Others call the things

Kerry Pardue’s Reflection2024-03-02T18:29:21-07:00
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