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More than a Show
Pentecost is a spectacle of power and grace. Our response to it can be shallow; which means we miss its true revolutionary message.
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The whole is greater than the sum
The challenge for postmodern society is hiding in plane sight. We have forgotten that we are better together—and that we even exists.
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The Rich Feast of Pentecost
Pentecost gives us plenty to talk about each year. We must start with what it is we need to focus on—and some of what we don’t.
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Change as new witness—for Pentecost
In Pentecost, we have the opportunity to reflect on our own witness, and what role that practice has in our own life of faith.
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Witness is a participatory word
The word has its detractors. A lot of us have bad associations with it—in church or the courtroom. But it has a purpose worth noticing.
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Between Easter 7 and Pentecost (Year B)
The other Pentecost reading, from the gospel of John, puts us once again into the place of examining the need to live differently.
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Live Differently
Jesus asks his followers to live differently: from what they know, from their families, and from the world around them.

