Category Archives: audio sermons
April 27, 2025, From Thomas to Thomas, John 20:19-31 – Mtr. Kathryn Boswell
Doubting Thomas and I have been old traveling companions ever since I was ordained to the priesthood. I was ordained at Trinity Church in Potsdam on December 21st 2010 – some of you were even there for that service. That was the Feast of Saint Thomas, and three days later I celebrated my first Mass …
April 20, 2025, Easter Sunday, John 20:1-18 – Mtr. Kathryn Boswell
To listen to this sermon, click the link above. The text is below. My impressions of Easter Sunday go way back to when I was a little girl. Easter morning began the moment I opened my eyes and found my Easter basket on the foot of my bed. Stuffed bunnies and jelly beans, crinkly cellophane …
April 18, 2025, Good Friday, John 16:1 – 19:42 – Mtr. Kathryn Boswell
To listen to the sermon, click the link above. The text is below. The people, the ragged multitudes who followed Jesus like hungry sheep, who hung on his every word, who brought their sick and lame and demon-possessed to him by the thousands to be made well and whole – they don’t come off too …
April 17, 2025, Maundy Thursday, John 13:1-31 – Mtr. Kathryn Boswell
To listen to this homily, click the link above. The text is below: Last Sunday Bruce and Susan led us in a Seder dinner. The Seder is the Jewish ceremonial feast observed every year at Passover to remember the great work of God in bringing his people out of slavery in Egypt by the hand …
April 6, 2005, What Is That Smell? John 12:1-8 – Mtr. Kathryn Boswell
To listen to the sermon, click the link above. The text is below. There are times, when something big is about to happen, that time itself seems to slow down, and every action and word takes on a special meaning. Whether it is something good or something terrible that is about to happen, we see …
March 30, 2025, Albany Blooms: the Rule of Benedict – guest speaker Elaina Smith
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March 23, 2025, Saving the Fig Tree, Luke 13:1-9 – Mtr. Kathryn Boswell
To listen to this sermon, click the link above. The text is below. Remember that you are dust. And to dust you will return. Jesus has a very Ash Wednesday kind of message in the gospel today. Some people come to tell him about the Galileans who were slaughtered by the Roman governor, Pilate. “Do …
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