On this day that preceded the nation's 10 year remembrance of 9/11, we spoke about
what forgiveness means to each us, the struggle for it, the need for it, the peace that occurs
when forgiveness is found. It was fitting then that two young people among us, Nina and
Caitlin, both of whom hardly remember 9/11, offered the prayers of blessing for our bread
and wine.
We also celebrated that one year ago, Sept. 10, 2010, Ernest Camisa began his transparent translations of the lectionary year. We honor his commitment, his knowledge and his
passion for opening up the Bible readings and making them new in our ears and hearts through his transparent translations!
Our next gathering will be Sept. 24 and we will Break/fast with one another and our Eucharistwhat forgiveness means to each us, the struggle for it, the need for it, the peace that occurs
when forgiveness is found. It was fitting then that two young people among us, Nina and
Caitlin, both of whom hardly remember 9/11, offered the prayers of blessing for our bread
and wine.
We also celebrated that one year ago, Sept. 10, 2010, Ernest Camisa began his transparent translations of the lectionary year. We honor his commitment, his knowledge and his
passion for opening up the Bible readings and making them new in our ears and hearts through his transparent translations!
will emerge from it!
