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More than a healing (Lent 4A)
When Jesus gives sight to the man born blind, faith leaders try to destroy all the good that Jesus is doing.
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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.
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The In-Between
In healing ten people with leprosy in the borderlands between Samaria and Galilee, Jesus offers us a way to see life anew.
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Healing of the Ten (Proper 23C)
In this evocative story from the midst of the borderlands, Jesus places himself as a border-crosser and boundary-breaker.
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In the Borderlands
The borderlands are as much a character in the story this week as any of the people. What we make of that is essential.
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More Division (Proper 16C)
In this week’s gospel, we’re dealing with more division—and getting a different take on what that means for us.
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Different Priorities
In this story, Jesus sets up a confrontation. Not with people who think the opposite. But people just like him.
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And he cured all of them
The time Jesus breaks the law to fulfill it. By healing people. Which shouldn’t be such a big deal. But totally is.