Reflections From The Sky
Bishop John Watton
May 1, 2025
Recently, while returning home on a flight from Toronto, I re-read my copy of Daybreak in Gaza. It is a collection of writings, reflections, laments,
Recently, while returning home on a flight from Toronto, I re-read my copy of Daybreak in Gaza. It is a collection of writings, reflections, laments,
Our instructional Christian narrative is rooted in all that came to us through past cultures, traditions, and the way in which society has elevated religious
A while back at a parish function in our diocese, I was approached by a person who knows me fairly well. That’s not really strange,
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Very early in the morning, while it was still dark, Jesus got up, left the house and went off to a solitary place, where he
As you read this you will be reflecting from your perspective of having passed through one more Lenten season. For many, Lent still has some
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Friends, as I write this, it is Wednesday March 15th, and I write to you from the town of Nazareth. It is getting late here,