Mount Calvary Sermons

2ND SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY 2016 YEAR C JOHN 2:1-11A few days ago I had a meeting with my spiritual director at 9am. I had about half an hour to spare, and so on my way, I called in at Sheetz to put some air in my tires as commanded to do by my dashboard. Apparently air contracts when it’s cold and other things I would know about if I had listened in my science classes at school. So, I topped up the tires, and still had a few minutes in hand to rush into Giant and pick up some groceries. Now this was a shopping expedition worthy of note. A grocery trip for the ages. The reason is not that I corralled some bargains or even that I managed to get in and out in under a quarter of an hour. No, what made these few minutes of hunting and gathering so special is that I noticed women smiling at me. Every aisle I pushed my cart down I’d pass a female shopper and she’d look me in the eyes and smile. And I’m thinking, “Looking good today, Dunc.” So, I’m smiling back, and swaggering