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Daily Offering: December 16, 2025 | The God of All Comfort

A drystone wall in a winter field with a gap left open and a path worn through it, illustrating the Daily Offering of December 16, 2025.

Opening Address Advent goes violet for most of a month, and this morning a martyr’s red is laid across it for one day. The Church keeps St. Eusebius of Vercelli, a bishop who spent years of his life in exile a long way from the city he was given, and the Lesson it hands him […]

Daily Offering: December 13, 2025 | Glory in the Lord

A long table of identical open books in winter daylight, illustrating the shared Mass of December 13, 2025.

Oppening Address Today the Church keeps St. Lucy, and the first thing worth saying about her Mass is that almost none of it is hers. The Introit is a psalm written for a king. The Lesson is Paul writing to Corinth about his own credentials. The Gospel is the one the Church reads over half […]

Daily Offering: October 18, 2025 | Peace Be to This House

Peace be to this house — a lit lantern set beside an open front door at dusk

Opening Address Peace be to this house — the very first thing Christ tells His messengers to say when they arrive somewhere with nothing else to offer, and a fitting way to open a morning. Beloved, grace and peace to you today — however you arrive here: tired or hopeful, certain or doubting, welcomed elsewhere […]