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  • Today’s Gospel Picks Up…, Proper 10 (B) – 2000

    Today’s Gospel picks up where last week’s left off. If you remember, last week Jesus was not having one of his best days. Those people who knew him best, his neighbors and kinfolk, heard him preach in the synagogue and, instead of being proud of him, they said, “Isn’t this the carpenter, the son of…

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  • Their Feet Are Clean…, Easter 6 (B) – 2000

    Their feet are clean and their bellies are full; they’ve eaten some bread and drunk some wine. They are having supper together on the night before Passover. Judas has hastily left the upper room. A few of them assume that because he kept the cash bag, Judas is off buying needed provisions for the next…

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  • The Resurrection: Love Which Makes Things a Mess, Great Vigil of Easter (B) – 2000

    When I was a child my parents sent me to Sunday School. And in all the direct and indirect ways that children ask, I asked “Who is God?” This is what my teachers told me: God is omnipotent; that is, all-powerful.God is omniscient; all-knowing.God is omnificent; all-creative.And God is omnipresent; God is all-over-the-place! If you…

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  • Oh, to Have Been around…, Lent 5 (B) – 2000

    Oh, to have been around to hear the conversation Philip and Andrew had about the Greeks’ request! Surely they were having a lively discussion about these outsiders who were bold enough to approach Jesus to speak with him. It seems that Philip and Andrew went together to hear Jesus’ reaction, wondering what their Jewish teacher…

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  • God Is Different…, Lent 3 (B) – 2000

    God is different from us. Although we are created in the image of God, God, nevertheless, does things that we humans find surprising. We are often puzzled. We find ourselves scratching our heads and wondering, “why did God do it that way? What’s going on here?” This morning’s Gospel is a good example of that….

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  • It Is Inevitable That…, Lent 2 (B) – 2000

    It is inevitable that in a political season the topics of conversation will eventually include “family values.” There is probably no more essential image in our common life. And yet, little time is spent on defining the words, “family” or “values.” The assumption is that our common life has given us a set of principles…

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  • Today’s Readings Make Us…, Lent 1 (B) – 2000

    Today’s readings might make us wonder what season of the church year we are really in. We hear the stuff of rainbows in Genesis, the great signs of baptism in Peter, the skies opening and the Spirit descending in Mark. The theme is ever the same: God’s Word is shattering the remnants of an old…

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  • His Fame Began to Spread…, Epiphany 6 (B) – 2000

    “His fame began to spread throughout the surrounding region of Galilee.”(1:28) This is pretty amazing because Jesus has only just begun his ministry, only just begun selecting his apostles, only just been baptized by John in the Jordan-and already his fame has begun to spread. But it’s no wonder. Look at the Gospels for the…

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  • Heaven and Earth Wait, Advent 4 (B) – 1999

    It’s a strange scene to be sure. How well thought out does this plan seem? How weird does it strike you that God’s plan of salvation should depend upon the willingness of a young woman living in an obscure village of a remote province to trust a vision that tells her God wants her to…

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  • Cells of Complacency, Advent 3 (B) – 1999

    It’s because the Baptist’s voice is so cold, urgent and disturbing that the Judaean priests and Levites come out to demand in effect: «Who do you think you are?» That’s what this morning’s Gospel dialogue is all about. And the Baptist’s answer is even more disconcerting. He is shaking up things as they are; he…

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  • Refine Our Hopes and Fears, Advent 2 (B) – 1999

    John appears extreme, but he is fundamental. He begins in the wilderness baptizing the multitude with water. John is the first born, barely having clothes on his back; eating what he can grope for. John rasps Apocalypse, then cleanses the people of their sin. Baptism by water is the first of our parenting; baptism by…

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  • Wilbur Lucius Cross…, Thanksgiving Day (A) – 1999

    And you shall remember all the ways which the Lord your God has led you these forty years in the wilderness, that he might humble you, testing you to know what was in your heart, whether you would keep his commandments or not. Deuteronomy 8:2-3 Wilbur Lucius Cross was governor of Connecticut from 1931-1939. A…

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