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A Jesus Compass
The idea of needing to know what to do and where to go is so natural. This is why Jesus says we already know.
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A Shepherd and a Gate
In our reading, Jesus switches metaphors. From one we like to one that is more troubling. But it doesn’t have to be.
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Sharing and Caring
A reflection on the gospel for this week – on the sharing and the giving and the being with that comes through Jesus.
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“Christ is risen” or “doubting Thomas”?
One of the richest resurrection stories is often told as a warning against doubt. Rather than a declaration of faith.
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Surprised by Easter
A brief reflection on the Easter gospel and the reminder that what we come to expect from the predictable is surprise.
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For Sunday (Palm Sunday)
We begin Holy Week with Palm Sunday and move quickly to the Passion. But there’s a lot more there we are called to read.
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The anxiety of grief
In the story of Mary seeking Jesus to heal Lazarus, we have a familiar image of grief. That we aren’t always rational.
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A Cause for Celebrating
The story of Jesus healing a man’s blindness should be joyous. Instead, faith leaders are making everyone miserable.