The Earth is the Lord's
The Writings of +Winfield Mott
last updated: Wed 17 2019 - 06:07 PM
- Having Jesus As My Neighbor
NOTE: I am trying to ascertain if people have found the blog with the new address. If you have not already done so, please do me the favor of letting me know. Just a short note, such as “yes, reading the blog,” to my email will suffice: bpwinmott@gmail.com. Thank you for your help! Reference: Luke […]
- The Patriotic Word
PLEASE NOTE: I am trying to find out if people have found the new address for this blog. Could you help me by letting me know you have seen this? Just two or three words will suffice: “Found new address” or something similar. You can leave the comment on the site or send it to […]
- Priorities
Reference: Luke 9:57-62 One of the exercises in management training workshops is to give the trainee a task, then bombard him or her with a blizzard of memos to deal with, some of utmost importance, some minor and almost irrelevant, but usually simple to achieve. The point is for the student to learn how to […]
- The Latest Polls
Reference: Luke 9:18-24, Galatians 3:23-29 Once again, we are now entering the long period of shared national suffering known as the presidential campaign. The media portrays this as a horse race, with a focus on who is ahead, who has stumbled and is falling behind, and who is the “frontrunner.” Polls will be eagerly anticipated […]
- Finding True Love in the Dogmatics Section
Reference: 1 John 4:7-21 “God is love,” says John, in the referenced passage above. For some reason, we often seem uncomfortable with such simple statements. Think only of the example of Jesus’ words on Maundy Thursday: “This is my Body.” Jesus so often speaks in analogies and parables, as is the custom of the time. […]
- The Call
Reference: 1 Corinthians 12:4-13 The intense excitement of that first Pentecost (see Acts 2:1-11) seems to have faded a bit over the years. Pentecost today ranks as a clear third place in terms of both excitement and importance after Christmas and Easter. Most Western Christians tend to be “Jesus people,” failing to grasp the power […]
- Got It!
Reference: Acts 1:1-11 He tried all the educational tools he knew: lecture, analogy, example, visual aids, drama, discussions, leading questions and more. They grasped some of it, but the crucial heart of it still escaped them. This was after four years of intensive study. He was usually very patient, although the frustration he felt became […]
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| Catholic Futures | Apr 20 2019 |
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Our bishop-retired Win Mott recently wrote for Forward in Christ Magazine: read the article. Read More |
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| New URL for Bishop Mott's blog | Jul 12 2019 |
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The page for Bishop Mott's blog has changed, please find it at winmott.com with RSS feed here.
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| Clericus 2019 in Mesilla, NM | Feb 07 2019 |
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WHO: The Clericus is for all the clergy and candidates of the Convocation of the West in particular; others, lay or clergy, are most welcome as well.
SPEAKER: Our guest this year will be Bishop Kenneth Myers, who will be speaking on spiritual formation and prayer. Find out more at http://kennethmyers.net/
WHEN: April 23rd-25th, 2019 WHERE: 600 Holy Cross Road, Mesilla Park, NM 88047 HOW: Register here by March 23rd, 2019 (https://anglicancow.org/pages/clericus-2019.php) Read More |
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| 2019 Retreat & Synod | Jan 31 2019 |
MDAS Retreat & SynodMarch 20-23, 2019Dunes Manor • Ocean City MDADVANCINGcon•cil•i•arof, relating to or issued by a councilan•gli•can•ismthe doctrines, principles or system of the Anglican Church
Our 2019 Synod and Retreat will be in Ocean City, Maryland. The speaker this year will be the Prime Bishop of the Polish National Catholic Church, Archbishop Anthony Mikovsky. For further details please see the synod flyer. Read More |
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| Support our Diocese through Amazon | Nov 15 2018 |
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The Earth is the Lord's
The Writings of +Winfield Mott
last updated: Wed 17 2019 - 06:07 PM
- Having Jesus As My Neighbor
NOTE: I am trying to ascertain if people have found the blog with the new address. If you have not already done so, please do me the favor of letting me know. Just a short note, such as “yes, reading the blog,” to my email will suffice: bpwinmott@gmail.com. Thank you for your help! Reference: Luke […]
- The Patriotic Word
PLEASE NOTE: I am trying to find out if people have found the new address for this blog. Could you help me by letting me know you have seen this? Just two or three words will suffice: “Found new address” or something similar. You can leave the comment on the site or send it to […]
- Priorities
Reference: Luke 9:57-62 One of the exercises in management training workshops is to give the trainee a task, then bombard him or her with a blizzard of memos to deal with, some of utmost importance, some minor and almost irrelevant, but usually simple to achieve. The point is for the student to learn how to […]
- The Latest Polls
Reference: Luke 9:18-24, Galatians 3:23-29 Once again, we are now entering the long period of shared national suffering known as the presidential campaign. The media portrays this as a horse race, with a focus on who is ahead, who has stumbled and is falling behind, and who is the “frontrunner.” Polls will be eagerly anticipated […]
- Finding True Love in the Dogmatics Section
Reference: 1 John 4:7-21 “God is love,” says John, in the referenced passage above. For some reason, we often seem uncomfortable with such simple statements. Think only of the example of Jesus’ words on Maundy Thursday: “This is my Body.” Jesus so often speaks in analogies and parables, as is the custom of the time. […]
- The Call
Reference: 1 Corinthians 12:4-13 The intense excitement of that first Pentecost (see Acts 2:1-11) seems to have faded a bit over the years. Pentecost today ranks as a clear third place in terms of both excitement and importance after Christmas and Easter. Most Western Christians tend to be “Jesus people,” failing to grasp the power […]
- Got It!
Reference: Acts 1:1-11 He tried all the educational tools he knew: lecture, analogy, example, visual aids, drama, discussions, leading questions and more. They grasped some of it, but the crucial heart of it still escaped them. This was after four years of intensive study. He was usually very patient, although the frustration he felt became […]
