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Apocalypse — and fearing the future
Our fear of the apocalyptic reflects a misunderstanding of what it is and yet embodies why we’re called to live through it.
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Between Proper 27 + 28 (Year B)
The move this week into the Little Apocalypse is preceded by an experience of Jesus preparing the people for what is to come.
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With the faithful vision of William Temple
In William Temple, we have a vision of the world through the lens of faith that resembles the great promise of Jesus’s vision for us.
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Exploitation at the Temple—for Proper 27B
At the Temple, Jesus teaches about economic exploitation by the powerful and offers a visual metaphor of what it means.
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Poverty is a death sentence
To go without food and water is deadly. And in recent times, we started to treat access as a luxury for people to earn.
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Between Proper 26 + 27 (Year B)
A small text about David and lordship can cause us a bit of confusion. Hopefully enough to second-guess expectations.
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Hearing Mary Scold Jesus—for All Saints B
In the raising of Lazarus, we are encountering a story of the possible and the impossible, opening up what we see as each, or both.
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All Saints and All Souls
The challenge of All Saints Day is to not just see it as a time of memory, but of a time of influence, conviction, and inspiration.