Caol Ait (kweel atch) is a Gaelic term that describes a “thin place” which is where the veil between earth and heaven seems to be lifted in a way that allows us to get a glimpse of God. There is a Celtic saying that heaven and...
On Wednesday, September 29, St. Peter’s was notified that a worshipper at last Sunday’s 10:30 service tested positive for a breakthrough case of COVID-19 on Monday. The individual was fully vaccinated, asymptomatic, and wearing...
The Society of Saint John the Evangelist (SSJE) is a community of men in the Episcopal Church who live as monks following the ancient traditions of prayer and community life. Located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, their monastery is a place where...
If you have a question that you have been wanting to ask the rector, what better opportunity than over a cup of coffee in the Laird Garden? Please join David in Laird Garden on one of the following mornings: Thursday, October 7thWednesday...
I read a meditation recently in which the author asked two questions: Am I running in place? Are you running with me Jesus? (Br. Todd Blackman, SSJE) The meditation reminded me of a book of prayers written by the late Rev. Canon...
Please join St. Peter’s in extending a warm welcome to new St. Louis neighbors. Thanks to the reputation of the International Institute of St. Louis, our city has been selected to receive SIV (Special Immigration Visa) refugees. An...
By David Sinden Organist & Director of Music Twenty years ago, right at the very same time that the St. Peter’s organ was being installed, I was fortunate to go on a tour of Germany with the Houston Bach Choir and see many historic...
