Rev. Peter Connolly preaching Today, we'll talk about the difference between judgment and discernment, the ways in which power can be manipulated by judgment and the ways it can be released through grace. The Chalice Choir will be singing this morning.
This morning we welcome The Reverend Danielle Di Bona to the pulpit. Rev. Di Bona has served Unitarian Universalism for 30 years and is the 2018 recipient of the Award for Distinguished Service to the Cause of Unitarian Universalism. In her retirement, Rev. Di Bona serves as the Palliative Care chaplain at South Shore Hospital in Weymouth, MA.
Rev. Peter Connolly preaching The teaching (and learning) of any society's history has ethical and cultural dimensions. Today, we'll talk about the uneasy coexistence of two national celebrations. The Chalice Choir will be singing.
Rev. Peter Connolly preaching Our daily lives seem to be composed of personal and public events: care of our bodies and our homes, our work life, shopping, running errands, driving from place to place. Where, in our daily routines, is there room for reverence? Special music will be provided by a Chalice Ensemble.
Rev. Peter Connolly preaching"Liturgical," "heresy," "pastor," "salvation," "grace." There are words we use at church that are not used elsewhere or that mean something different when used in secular life. Today we'll talk about a number of "church words," opening the windows of our sanctuary of understanding. The Chalice Choir will be singing.
Rev. Dan Hotchkiss preaching In this season of All Souls, we remember those we loved and lost. We may anticipate rejoining them in heaven or treasure traces of their lives. We also wonder what will come of us when our time comes. Dan Hotchkiss will reflect on responses in our faith tradition to the pain and mystery of mortality. For centuries people around the globe have been honoring their ancestors and the souls of the departed. None of us escapes this world alive. Peter Morales, a former president of the UUA, urges us in Bringing the Dead to Life, not
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