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Ut Aliis Tradere
Here follows a blog containing occasional sermons and musings on the Gospel reading for the Mass of the Sunday or Holy Day.
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Il est né, le Divin Enfant
I once saw a music video by the group Siouxsie and the Banshees performing the French Christmas Carol Il est né, le Divin Enfant. ...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Dec 25, 20201 min read


On an Annunciation in Advent
[Sermon composed for the Sunday broadcast at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Phoenix AZ (https://www.stmarysphoenix.org/online) for Sunday,...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Dec 20, 20206 min read


"I am not the Christ"
When I was in college at the University of New Brunswick I had opportunity to sing with the choir of Christ Church Cathedral, and one of...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Dec 13, 20202 min read


Isaiah, John, Jesus, and Good News
Earlier this year the Bible Study group at our parish finished an extended march through the Book of the Prophet Isaiah. This is NOT an...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Dec 6, 20202 min read


Anglicans, Catholics, the Orthodox, and the Second Coming
Many Evangelical and Charismatic Christian denominations make much about the second coming of Christ. It pervades their media, their...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Nov 29, 20203 min read


On the Kingship of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
[Sermon preached at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Phoenix AZ (https://www.stmarysphoenix.org/online) for Sunday, November 22, 2020, the...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Nov 22, 20206 min read


The Day of the Lord
Many Christians and those influenced by North American Christian culture have an existential dread called variously the Day of the Lord,...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Nov 15, 20202 min read


Grieving Differently
Normally my comments are about the day's Gospel, but today I wish to turn our attention to the Epistle (1 Thes. 4.13-18). In the West,...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Nov 8, 20202 min read


Sainthood Ain't No Picnic...
We've all heard it. Someone or another, undergoing some arduous and to all onlookers unnecessary tribulation gets accused of "bucking...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Nov 1, 20202 min read


An Uncomfortable Question
Jesus had to put up with a lot of challenges to His teaching. Not only was He constantly badgered about His credentials, He also...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Oct 25, 20202 min read


On St. Luke and the Book of Life
[Sermon composed for the Sunday broadcast at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Phoenix AZ (https://www.stmarysphoenix.org/online) for Sunday,...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Oct 18, 20206 min read


But I Have Nothing to Wear
Jesus loved to use parables. A good storyteller knows how to grab an audience, keep their attention, and get the message across, whether...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Oct 11, 20203 min read


Viticulture and Bad Wine
So last Sunday I preached a sermon that included the parable that we read at today's Mass. The parable is a rousing condemnation of how...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Oct 4, 20203 min read


On Flipping Expectations
[Sermon composed for the Sunday broadcast at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Phoenix AZ (https://www.stmarysphoenix.org/online) for Sunday,...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Sep 27, 20205 min read


Kvetch, Kvetch, Kvetch
We have elevated whining to an art form. Seriously, an accomplished person can take their major (and especially minor) afflictions, spin...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Sep 20, 20202 min read
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