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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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A Different Way to Tell the Story
The Gospel according to John is a conundrum. It deals with the life of Jesus, but in such a different way than the other three. The other...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Dec 31, 20232 min read


Nothing Is Impossible
Imagine if you were a young lady, relatively unimportant, or so you thought, minding your own business. Now imagine being visited by a...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Dec 24, 20232 min read


On the Long-Expected Messiah
[Sermon delivered at St. Mary the Virgin Episcopal Church, Phoenix, Arizona on the Third Sunday of Western-Rite Advent/Sixth Sunday of...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Dec 17, 20237 min read


I Have Baptized You with Water, but...
John the Baptist, John the Forerunner, Baptism, Grace, Expectation, Holy Spirit, Change

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Dec 9, 20232 min read


Staying Awake
[A reflection on the Gospel at Mass for the First Sunday of Advent, December 3, 2023, Mk. 13.24-37 (click here to read it).] I have lost...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Dec 2, 20232 min read


A Retelling of an Old Classic
We read again this Sunday the Parable of the Ten Bridesmaids (Mt. 25.1-13). Granted, the bridal custom is a little foreign to us now, but...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Nov 12, 20232 min read


Turning the Tables
You know how it is...people ask you questions as if they wanted to learn something from you, to "pick your brain" as it were, but in...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Oct 29, 20232 min read


On the Wedding Feast
[Sermon delivered at St. Mary the Virgin Episcopal Church, Phoenix, Arizona on the Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost, October 15, 2023.] ✠...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Oct 15, 20237 min read


The Virtue of Simplicity
Last week many congregations celebrated the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi, whereas others (such as my home parish) do so today...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Oct 8, 20231 min read


No Limit on Grace
Chances today we're going to hear a lot of sermons and discussions trying to soften the blow of today's Gospel for Mass (Mt. 20.1-16)....

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Sep 24, 20232 min read


On Forgiving Seventy-Seven Times
[Sermon delivered at St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Phoenix, Arizona, the Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost, September 17, 2023] ✠ In the...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Sep 17, 20237 min read


Gentiles and Tax Collectors
Everyone knows what shunning means. Whether it is a formal exclusion from a community or an informal avoidance (now commonly known as...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Sep 10, 20233 min read


Er, Who Has the Keys?
Last Sunday at Mass we heard Our Lord bless St. Peter and give him the keys to the Kingdom of Heaven. This week Jesus just called him...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Sep 3, 20232 min read


Who Has the Keys?
One of the biggest and longest-running fistfights among Christians is centered around today's Gospel (Mt. 16.13-20), where Our Lord tells...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Aug 27, 20232 min read


Assuming Discomfort
My home parish is dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary. A side effect of the English Reformation is a lot of the Marian feasts and...

Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Aug 20, 20232 min read
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