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Giving in Love — Jesus’s Alternative to Fear
As tempests swirl and hatred flows around us, Jesus reminds us that we already know the way to live, the way to be is to love generously.
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Apocalyptic Urgency—for Advent 1A
Jesus tells his followers to do something more than prepare: to feel an urgency, to be ready, for the need is urgent and ongoing.
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To live in the love of God — for Proper 28C
In this challenging gospel, Jesus invites his followers to not just endure, but to keep up the purpose: living, loving, and being.
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A Christian New Year
This first Sunday in Advent, we explore Jesus’s apocalyptic vision and what it says about the way we work through our present.
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Let’s get apocalyptic! Again!
The apocalyptic talk of the first week of Advent gives us a different opportunity to explore what is going on in the world around us.
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Between Proper 29 + Advent 1 (Year C)
The new liturgical year begins where the old one ended: with apocalyptic talk and concern for the future—a most familiar feeling.
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When everything changes
Beginning Advent with the Little Apocalypse inspires fear when we’d rather see joy—but reveals that we’re actually afraid of joy.
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Getting Apocalyptic
We begin Advent with an apocalyptic gospel—here’s why it is not only fitting, but important for us to deal with our own apocalyptic lives.