Tag: Matthew 6:1-21

  • More Private and Public — on the paradox of Ash Wednesday

    More Private and Public — on the paradox of Ash Wednesday

    Ash Wednesday invites us to confront both life and death, reconciliation and condemnation, hope and despair and dare ourselves to not look away.

  • Of remembering death and life

    Of remembering death and life

    On Ash Wednesday, we remember that we are dust, that we are of the earth and will return to it, in a communal activity of living.

  • Public Prayer

    Public Prayer

    The gospel for Ash Wednesday invites us to rethink praying in public. And what it is we’re really going on about.

  • Public Piety and the Pandemic

    Public Piety and the Pandemic

    With or without the opportunity to have ashes put on our foreheads, we are invited to join in something important.