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Good — the perpetual challenge of our darkest day
I always struggled with the name “Good Friday”. But it isn’t a question of whether it is accurate so much as what we think is being called good.
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Liturgy—remembering together a holy week
The experience of gathering, remembering, sharing in the liturgy is essential for us in Holy Week, not just the Sundays before and after.
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Between the Fourth and Fifth Sunday of Lent (Year B)
Preparing for this week’s gospel, we should remember the context is in the midst of Holy Week, amid the effort to silence Jesus.
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Holy Week Homilies
Through Holy Week and Easter, the church engages in a process of corporate remembering. These homilies try to help with that.
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The Biggest Day
Preaching on Easter is both simple and difficult. Precisely because everything about it is supposed to be normal.
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Between Palm Sunday and Easter (Year A)
The vain attempt to cover all of the action that takes place between the two Sundays. At least the first part anyway.
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Reading Holy Week (Year A)
Reading along with each day of Holy Week is a rewarding practice that helps connect us with all that goes into it.
