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  • Church will hold 9-11 remembrance

    Angel Clark Hall|Sep 3, 2014

    You are invited to join us at the Catholic Church in Nespelem to honor the victimS of 9-11 in song, prayer and the ringing of bells. Or you are welcome to start a group of Your own. Wherever you may be, light a candle, pray a prayer and ring a bell to ring in God’s peace. Starting at the times of each tragic event until nine in the evening we will ring the bell seven times every 70 minutes to signify Christ’s teaching on peace and forgiveness. (Matt. 18:21-22). 5:46 – American Airlines Flight #11 crashed into the World Trade Center North Tower...

  • Everything you say and do makes a real difference

    Angel Clark Hall|Aug 27, 2014

    Anger is a natural human reaction and in itself is not a sin. “Be angry yet do not sin.” (Eph. 4:26) Like any other emotion whether it is legitimate or misguided, anger needs to be acknowledged. This acknowledgment is the first step towards a possible peaceful resolution. It is also natural to respond to anger with anger. This is not a sin either, and it too must be acknowledged. Once both sides are acknowledged respectively an opportunity to withhold condemnation opens up, and a dialogue of mercy, forgiveness and grace can commence, mak...

  • Government obliged to protect liberties

    Angel Clark Hall|Mar 5, 2014

    Some 2,000 years ago the religious leaders judged a man to be an evildoer, a blasphemer who mingled with the dregs of their society. These leaders condemned the man to death, fearing that he would turn the people against them, and strip away their power. This event leaves us with a number of lessons. The lesson that comes to mind is the subject of national controversy. It reminds us of the fallacy of religions, and the culpability of governments. How an obstinate mindset of the letter of the law negates the heart of the law, and becomes the...

  • God gives us the right to choose

    Angel Clark Hall|Mar 21, 2012

    There is nothing I want more than for everyone to be saved. I lie awake wondering how God will save us, and I always come back to the same answer again and again. God will save us through his love, which he revealed to us in his son Jesus Christ. Too often people judge God through the actions or words of the religious, but religions have a tendency to create their own version of God. Fortunately, the authentic God is better than anything we could ever come up with. I am confident that if you really want to know who God is, just look to the Son...