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Posted by Rev. Bernie Seter | Mar 31, 2017 |
I had calmed down from my rant about the millennial who made a bacon cheeseburger at the local Cenex by cooking the hamburger and slapping raw bacon on top of it and serving it. He thought the hot hamburger would someone make...
Read MorePosted by Rev. Bernie Seter | Mar 29, 2017 |
On Wednesday Evenings during Lent we often use the service of Evening Prayer. Interestingly the Canticle for that service is the Magnificat. For some it seems strange that we would use a Christmas song during Lent. We miss...
Read MorePosted by Rev. Bernie Seter | Mar 28, 2017 |
In 1881 a billboard in London invited passers-by to come to church. It said, “There is a poem on ‘The Buried Life’ of which I am often reminded. Your lives are busy, useful, honest; but your faces are anxious and you are not...
Read MorePosted by Rev. Bernie Seter | Mar 27, 2017 |
In a comedy skit from the distant memories of my past is a nun in a parochial school that asks a student to read an assigned essay. It was called “What I Did On My Summer Vacation”. The students monotone reading...
Read MorePosted by Rev. Bernie Seter | Mar 25, 2017 |
In the Gospel lesson for tomorrow you will hear how the disciples see a man who was born blind and they ask the great “why” question. Who sinned, this man or his parents that he should be born blind? I guess I have...
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