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  • The Power to Bind or Loose, Proper 18 A – 2014

    Church conflict is nothing new. Sometimes people think there should be no conflict in church, as though by virtue of being Christians we can and should cover over all disagreements with niceness. Jesus in his teaching in our gospel lesson today seems to proceed on the baseline assumption that conflict in Christian community is normal…

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  • Propio 18 (A) – 2014

    Ser cristiano implica COMPROMISO. Quizás alguien podría tener otra opinión, pero ser y vivir como un buen cristiano es algo, a veces, un poco complicado, pues debemos aceptar cosas que no nos gustan, compartir y convivir con personas que tienen otras costumbres a las nuestras, tolerar a alguien que habla mucho; en fin, ser y…

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  • Transfiguración – 2014

    El haber tenido parte en la gloriosa experiencia de la Transfiguración del Señor, debe haber sido algo espectacular para los discípulos Pedro, Santiago y Juan. Imagino la cara de asombro y emoción que reflejaban. Tuvieron la dicha de disfrutar de la gloria de Dios, y por eso Pedro le sugiere a Jesús que hagan tres…

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  • The Power of Interruptions, Proper 13 (A) – 2014

    Have you ever noticed that wherever food is present, Jesus is there? As often as he was praying, he was sharing food. Late in his ministry, he even identified himself with bread and wine – staples in the Mediterranean diet, then as now. Food: It nourishes, brings pleasure and comfort, fills us up – sometimes…

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  • Groaning: The Soundtrack of Creation, Proper 11 (A) – 2014

    If you go into any gym and find the section where people are pumping iron, you will hear a lot of grunting and groaning. Weightlifters often groan. They groan as they strain to push weights off of their chests, or over their heads, or pull and heave them off the floor. Engines straining also groan….

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  • Things Like That Don’t Happen Anymore, Right?, Day of Pentecost (A) – 2014

    Picture it: The disciples are gathered for worship, as was their custom. They’ve brought with them some bread and some wine, and perhaps some olives or a few pieces of broiled fish. They arrive at the specified location, greet one another with the kiss of peace, and then begin their simple and intimate worship service….

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  • Building the Kingdom, Stone By Stone, Easter 5 (A) – 2014

    “I go to prepare a place for you. … I will come again and will take you to myself, so that where I am, there you may be also.” It sounds so wonderful. It sounds perhaps like what we imagine heaven to be. If that’s so, then it’s a future place, a place that we…

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  • The Archbishop of Canterbury’s Easter Sermon, Easter Day (A) – 2014

    Going through the barrier with a colleague to board my train in a busy station in London, suddenly a loud alarm sounded. A voice came over the public address system advising, no instructing, every person in the station to leave the building immediately. The majority of passers-by stopped, stood still and looked at each other….

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  • Already and Not Yet, Easter Day (A) – 2014

    Alleluia! Christ is risen.He is risen indeed. Alleluia! Grace and peace to you this Easter morning when Christ the morning star is risen indeed. Christ is risen, come back to us, but is not yet here. Already and not yet. How can that be? Already and not yet? We proclaim Christ crucified and risen. We…

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  • Our Mandate for This Day: Love One Another, Maundy Thursday – 2014

    The ancient designation of this day, this night, is “Maundy,” a form of the word “mandate.” And what is a mandate? It is a command, a demand, an order, an administrative determination, a legal authority, something required. It is mandatory, rather than optional. No choice. So, what is our mandate on this day? To love…

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  • Walk through Holy Week with Jesus, Palm Sunday (A) – 2014

    What does it feel like to have less than a week to live? That’s the situation in which Jesus finds himself when he makes his triumphal entry into Jerusalem. The crowds don’t know what’s coming. The disciples have been given hints and even outright declarations from Jesus that the Son of Man will be betrayed…

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  • Washing in the Life-Giving Water, Lent 4 (A) – 2014

    Lent draws the faithful – sometimes kicking and screaming – to a period of spiritual preparation and renewal in anticipation of the coming jubilance of Eastertide. Throughout the history of the church, candidates for Holy Baptism would often engage in rigorous study, prayer and fasting during Lent. It was also the time when those who…

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