The following is Palm Sunday’s sermon, with an attachment (PDF) for the rest of Holy Week. Please feel free to download and share with your friends and loved ones. Thank you. Greetings and Peace! Holy Week is a baptism by […]
Palm Sunday, Writings for Holy Week Read More
Dear readers, I invite you to now become viewers of “It’s Beautiful,” a documentary that marvelously explores the nature of beauty in all its sublimity in wonder. I had the privilege and honor of being interviewed for this film. You
It’s Beautiful [Documentary] Read More
What goes better in the morning than a muffin? Stop by the blog today and read an interview with author Ted Karpf. You can also win a copy of his book Acts of Forgiveness.”
Blog Tour: The Muffin interviews Ted about Acts of Forgiveness Read More
“Learn to Love? Has anyone ever learnt to love? We can withdraw our projections, certainly, and by so doing we can learn to understand one another. But I do not believe that anyone ever learned to love. Love happens. It is a miracle that happens by grace.”
Ted had the honor of celebrating mass at the Trinity Episcopal Church in Buffalo, New York on January 26 2020. His sermon was wonderfully heartfelt, eloquent hopeful—and we are lucky enough to have a recording! Please give it a listen
A Service of Communion [Audio Sermon] Read More
As a seasonal response then, Winter may be helpful as a time for letting go settling into our experience and that to which nature calls us; namely, rest and renewal.
Winter: Time to Slow Down Read More
Now that the book — Acts of Forgiveness — is out in the marketplace I am beginning to reckon with the hard question raised by friends and family: “Why did you write this book?”
While there are few things that we can ultimately take with us, we can be still for moment, letting something else of greater strength manage us and our lives in the world.
Aloof, yet full of wonder… Read More
A great deal has been written and spoken about the mess on the Border and our dealings with immigrants, otherwise known as strangers. It is a curiosity of the American people, all of whom were once strangers, immigrants and castaways,
“It is important that we go out of our heads at least once a day.” Perhaps summer is the time when we go out of our heads for a little longer? I “went out my head” after an incredible day
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