Bishop Robert Hermann

I THOUGHT YOU SHOULD KNOW | Share the love and mercy of Jesus with others

Already in the Book of Genesis we are introduced to the priesthood of Melchizedek, with his gifts of bread and wine. Bread and wine became part of covenant celebrations in the Old Testament. The energies they produce in the human body are symbolic of the energies that are produced by a covenant mutually agreed to. When two people agree to a covenant relationship, they are then free to use their energies for things other than attacking each other. In short, they are at peace with one another.

I THOUGHT YOU SHOULD KNOW | Let the Holy Spirit guide you through Scripture

Pentecost belongs to sinners only! Pentecost is neither for the angels nor for the saints. They do not need it; we sinners do. Every day every sinner is confronted with an inner rebellion. There are no exceptions! We all have a choice to follow our human spirit, the Evil Spirit or the Holy Spirit; all too often we follow the human spirit and sometimes the Evil Spirit.

I Thought You Should Know | Suffering for and with Christ brings redemption

Fifth Sunday of Easter

April 28

Acts 14:21b-27

Revelation 21:1-5a

John 13:31-33a, 34-35 

I Thought You Should Know | Do not be afraid to witness to God's teachings

Third Sunday of Easter

April 14

Acts 5:27-32, 40b-41

Revelation 5:11-14

John 21:1-19 

Receive God's mercy and share it with others

April 7

Acts 5:12-16

Revelation 1:9-11a, 12-13, 17-19

John 20:19-31 

Today's celebration of Mercy Sunday is a continuation of the celebration of Easter and the fruits of the Resurrection.

I Thought You Should Know | Belief in the Resurrection is everything

March 31

Acts 10:34a, 37-43

Colossians 3:1-4

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