Weekend Recap
This was an unusually busy weekend here in the village. I have blogged before, I am the chaplain to the Dudley Fire Dept. Tow of the fire fighters lost their mo...
Author: Fr. Peter
St. Devenick
According to The Book of Saint Devenick (1961), St Devenick was one of the last missionaries to be sent out from St Ninian’s monastery at Whithorn to mini...
St. Brice
There is hope for me yet. St. Brice was raised by St. Martin of Tours at Marmoutier and also known as Britius. He became a vain, overly ambitious cleric, holdin...
25th Sunday After Pentecost
Ephesians 4:1-7Luke 10:25-37 I thought I would blog a little before I head up to the Church for Liturgy. This week on the Eastern Calendar, we begin the fast fo...
St. Martin of Tours
Today is the feast day of St. Martin of Tours. St. Martin was born in Pannonia of pagan parents around the year 316. He gave up military life and was baptized. ...
Veteran’s Day
Although celebrated yesterday today is Veteran’s Day. Take some time today to remember those who served in the armed forces of our country and those who a...
Pope and the Ecumenical Patriarch
A website has been set up for the historic meeting in Turkey latter this month. You can view it here:
Wal-Mart Wishes All Merry Christmas
From Yahoo News US retail giant Wal-Mart pledged to wish its shoppers “Merry Christmas” this year, after provoking ire from Christian activists a ye...
Big Day in Massachusetts Follow Up
Yesterday the Great and General Court meet in Constitutional Convention to debate many issues one of which was the same sex marriage question. I thought that th...
Big Day in Massachusetts
Since my ordination I have tried not to publicly stray into the political arena. Privately I will tell you where I stand on issues but publicly I would not use ...