Opening Address Welcome to Bloom’s Sunday Mass for the Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost. Today the Church gives us the parable of the marriage feast: a king whose invitation is refused, a hall filled from the highways, and one guest found without a wedding garment. That garment has been used as a weapon for a very […]
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Opening Address He that stole, let him now steal no more — not a condemnation of someone’s past, but an instruction for what comes after it, and worth sitting with before anything else is said this morning. Beloved, grace and peace to you today — however you arrive here: tired or hopeful, certain or doubting, […]
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Opening Address Bloom’s Sunday Mass, offered today in the Independent Catholic tradition — not affiliated with or recognized by the Roman Catholic Church, but standing in the same apostolic lineage, the same Roman Rite, the same devotion, held by a pastor for whom this tradition has always been home. Beloved, grace and peace to you […]