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Christ In The Storm

I was reminded of something this week I already knew. Then, it was reinforced again in today’s Gospel.  On that day, as evening drew on, Jesus said to his disciples:“Let us cross to the other side.”Leaving the crowd, they took Jesus with them in the boat just as he was.And Read more…

By Archbishop Etienne, 2 monthsJanuary 28, 2023 ago

God’s Word, The Lord’s Prayer: True Sustenance

Today’s Reading from the Prophet Isaiah uses nature as a means of teaching us that God’s Word is the true sustenance of human life. The Prayer Jesus taught his disciples relays the same message, that our daily bread is the holiness of God, the kingdom of God, the will of Read more…

By Archbishop Etienne, 2 years ago

Advent: God’s Dream Of Justice In All Relationships – Not The Least Of Which Is God’s Relationship With Us

Advent invites us to see the world through the dream of God – through the demands of justice lived according to Gospel values. Our Advent prayer, “Come, Lord Jesus” is equally matched from God’s perspective in the voice of Jesus: “Come to me.” This is our goal each Advent, to Read more…

By Archbishop Etienne, 2 years ago

A New Earth Filled With Righteousness

Today’s readings seem quite substantial and instructive to cure what ails us as a society. (2 Peter 3 and the Gospel of Mark 12d:13-17) Jesus is the Word of God who come to earth and took on our human flesh. He revealed in his person the full potential of humanity Read more…

By Archbishop Etienne, 3 years ago

Statement on Racism

Please see my statement on Racism below.

By Archbishop Etienne, 3 yearsMay 29, 2020 ago

Love Is Concrete: “Feed My Sheep.”

Today’s Gospel account involves the last appearance of the Risen Jesus to his disciples. We hear once again this stirring conversation between Jesus and Peter. “Do you love me?” “Yes, Lord, you know that I love you.” “Feed my sheep.” My friends, during the Easter season we appropriately give an Read more…

By Archbishop Etienne, 3 years ago

Place Poor At Center Of Church

On this 5th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Jesus calls his disciples salt and light. (Matthew 5: 13-16) He instructs them and us as well that the way we live in the world as his disciples is important. As his disciples, we are to mirror his way of life. We are Read more…

By Archbishop Etienne, 3 years ago

Red Mass: Justice Fulfilled In Mercy

This evening, members of the legal profession gathered for Mass at St. James Cathedral. This tradition, an annual gathering known as the Red Mass is an opportunity to reflect upon the role of law in society, and the unique work entrusted to these men and women in their pursuit of Read more…

By Archbishop Etienne, 3 yearsOctober 17, 2019 ago

A Call To Cultivate A Culture Of Peace, Kindness and Goodness In Response To Ongoing Mass-Shootings

Archbishop Sartain and myself have released the following statement and prayer in response to the recent mass-shootings in our nation: News of the tragic shootings in California, Mississippi, Texas and Ohio has once again struck our nation to its core, as loved ones of all ages are suddenly and senselessly Read more…

By Archbishop Etienne, 4 yearsAugust 5, 2019 ago

Five Ways To Thanks Food Producers

As Thanksgiving approaches, I hope you are anticipating time with family and friends, or at least, some way to celebrate your gratitude for God’s many blessings in your life. It is good that our nation has the wisdom to set aside a day to give thanks to God for his Read more…

By Archbishop Etienne, 7 years ago

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Welcome to my blog, and thanks for visiting! I became the Archbishop of Seattle on September 3, 2019 after serving as Coadjutor Archbishop of Seattle from June 7, 2019. Prior to that, I served 2 and a half years as Archbishop of Anchorage, 7 years as the Bishop of Cheyenne and many more as a priest of the Archdiocese of Indianpolis.

Preaching is a priority for my episcopal ministry, and this blog is my humble effort to engage the New Evangelization and to serve you, God’s holy, faithful people! Enjoy your visit, and together, may we grow in truth and love.

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