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The snow is melting and the daffodils will come back! St. Barnabas is resuming its regular schedule, with liturgies at 8:00 and 10:30 on Sunday, February 17. In between those liturgies, at 9:10 am on the 17th, we will have … Continue reading →

Who can say, I have made my heart clean?1 The Lord looked down from heaven upon the children of men, to see if there were any that did understand, and seek God. They are all gone aside, they are all … Continue reading →

Our 8:00 am service is cancelled tomorrow morning. God willing we will celebrate a “said” service Mass at 10:30 am. This means that there will be no music and we will say the liturgy. Blessings to all as we anticipate … Continue reading →

St. Barnabas is “rooted in Scripture,” which means that we trust the Bible as the word of God.  What does it mean to trust an ancient text?  What does it mean to say that the Bible is the word of … Continue reading →

No music and singing group tonight. This is a weather related cancellation. The informal music group will resume next week – Wednesday Feb. 13th at 6:30 pm. Join us on Sunday at 8:00am and 10:30 am for hymns, praise and … Continue reading →

Outline for the next storm track: https://t.co/zIFBbME8T3    

O ye dews and frosts, bless ye the Lord; O ye frost and cold, bless ye the Lord; O ye ice and snow, bless he the Lord; praise him and magnify him forever. Keep safe and God bless your week!

The 2018-19 professional football season is coming to an end with a final contest on Sunday, February 3.  The two finalist teams have names and logos that are subject to copyright, so we will not reproduce them here.  Doubtless they … Continue reading →

The season of Epiphany recalls ways that Jesus was revealed or manifested as the Savior, the one sent from God (in fact, as it turned out, God himself).  We talked about the visit of the three wise men.  Another event … Continue reading →

The Christmas season (Christmas Tide) is winding down.  January 5 is the twelfth day of Christmas.  Have fun celebrating the birth of the Christ child! What comes next is the season of Epiphany.  Epiphany means “manifestation” or “making known.”  It … Continue reading →