Yet in spite of both the sin Malachi addresses and the good news he proclaims, the people still do poorly in submitting to the good that God gives. Thus, Malachi again announces the greatest of goods—that God will override their bad and bring them to the good, that is, to life everlasting. Thank you for worshiping with us today! Link to Service…

Our Gospel finds Jesus in the last week before His crucifixion. In the preceding chapters He has been giving His final teachings to those around Him, many of whom are not yet believers. Now, however, He will speak privately to the disciples (Mt 24:3). Link to Service video on Vimeo Link to service bulletin

This Sunday, we hear how Paul corrects false teaching and encourages the Thessalonians to hold on to the hope of Christ’s coming given to them through the faithful teaching of the apostles. Link to Service video on Vimeo Link to service bulletin

Both the First Reading, from Revelation, and the Gospel, the Beatitudes, present vivid images easily associated with All Saints’ Day. While the Epistle is very brief and perhaps less vivid, it offers one powerful image and suggests more than will meet our eyes until we see Christ Himself. Welcome to all who worship with us today! Link to Service video on Vimeo…