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REFLECTIONS TODAY JOHN 21:1-19 [or 21:1-14] Jesus revealed himself again to his disciples at the Sea of Tiberias. He revealed himself in this way. Together were Simon Peter, Thomas called Didymus, Nathanael from Cana in Galilee, Zebedee’s sons, and two others of his disciples. Simon Peter said to

Third Sunday of Easter: 1 May

A harrowing documentary that serves both as a story of personal survival and an extended history lesson about the world's newest independent country, South Sudan. "The Elephants and the Grass" capably manages to compress the decades of civil war, upheaval, and petty politics that have roiled the region since the '50s under the joint rule of Egypt and Britain, before becoming sovereign in July 2011, into a nightmarish vision of the systemic failures of its would-be leaders ami...

News and events from Yates County area churches

A harrowing documentary that serves both as a story of personal survival and an extended history lesson about the worlds newest independent country, South Sudan. "The Elephants and the Grass" capably manages to compress the decades of civil war, upheaval, and petty politics that have roiled the region since the 50s under the joint rule of Egypt and Britain, before becoming sovereign in July 2011, into a nightmarish vision of the systemic failures of its would-be leaders amid a backdrop...

REFLECTIONS TODAY This miracle story remembered by the early believers lies behind our celebration of the Eucharist. Every day, this sacrament is celebrated to underline that Jesus is our daily spiritual food and nourishment. For we may be abundant in material food, but bereft or deprived of the re

The question and the charge we are given by the Lord remains the same: Do you love me? Keep your eyes on me!

The twelve disciples were a lot like us. That's something you hear a lot in church and, reading the Gospels, it checks out. They came from lots of

Seno Inno Ngutra becomes new bishop of Amboina where sectarian violence 20 years ago left 6,000 dead

"Of course, Jesus was not an ordinary host. He was a host with an important lesson to teach – a new commandment to illustrate," writes Janel Kolar.