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  • Whom Ought I Welcome?, Proper 8 (A) – 2017

    “Jesus said, ‘Whoever welcomes you welcomes me, and whoever welcomes me welcomes the one who sent me.’” Just so we get this straight: whoever welcomes you welcomes Jesus, and whoever welcomes your friend or neighbor or family member or work colleague or elected official or mother-in-law or next door neighbor or chatty seat companion on…

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  • Propio 8 (A) – 2017

    La primera lectura tomada del libro del Génesis, nos muestra la notable fe del patriarca Abrahán. Dios pide a Abrahán que sacrifique a su único hijo Isaac, y obedece sin reclamar. El pasaje concluye con la presencia del ángel del Señor que impide que Abrahán sacrifique a su hijo: “No le hagas ningún daño al…

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  • Preparing for Eternal Glory, Proper 7 (A) – 2017

    In today’s gospel, Jesus instructs his apostles about the cost of discipleship. Christianity just is not an easy life, he seems to say. In fact, you may be handed over to councils who will flog you, dragged before governors and kings, betrayed by your family, and hated by all because of the very name of…

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  • Propio 7 (A) – 2017

    Jesús dijo: El que trate de salvar su vida, la perderá, pero el que pierda su vida por causa mía, la salvará.” Una de las cualidades que adornan a un discípulo o seguidor de Jesús es el no tener miedo. Cuando los deportistas participan en una competencia van a ganar o a perder. Aunque muchos…

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  • Beneath the Trees, Proper 6 (A) – 2017

    Where do you go to encounter God? Do you have a favorite place for divine inspiration? Some of you will instinctually think of going to church. Another way to phrase the question is, “Where do you go when you really need to think and make a decision?” Perhaps some of you embrace nature by going…

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  • Propio 6 (A) – 2017

    “Si de veras escuchan mi voz y guardan mi alianza, serán mi propiedad personal”. Estas son palabras que, por medio de Moisés, dice el Señor a su pueblo elegido. ¡Ser propiedad de Dios, habitar en su casa, ser sus hijos e hijas! Esta es la vocación a la que estamos llamados, este es el propósito…

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  • Propio 6 (A) – 2017

    “Si de veras escuchan mi voz y guardan mi alianza, serán mi propiedad personal”. Estas son palabras que, por medio de Moisés, dice el Señor a su pueblo elegido. ¡Ser propiedad de Dios, habitar en su casa, ser sus hijos e hijas! Esta es la vocación a la que estamos llamados, este es el propósito…

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  • The Mystery Of the Trinity, Trinity Sunday (A) – 2017

    Today, on Trinity Sunday, we enter the Divine Dance, a dance that pulls us inside the circle of love that is our Triune God. This beautiful metaphor is being used by Father Richard Rohr to interpret the Holy Trinity not just to Christians, but to all believers. In his new book, The Divine Dance: The Trinity…

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  • Domingo de la Trinidad (A) – 2017

    El Libro de Oración Común define a la Santísima Trinidad de esta manera, “La Trinidad es un solo Dios: Padre, Hijo y Espíritu Santo”. Estas palabras concisas definen el misterio central del cristianismo de un Dios creador, liberador y sustentador, pero no explican el misterio de la Trinidad. El misterio Divino, la Santísima Trinidad, no…

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  • Come Holy Spirit: Saying Yes, Day of Pentecost (A) – 2017

    The disciples were afraid! Their world had come to an abrupt end on a Friday afternoon as their teacher, leader, and friend had died in shame outside the city walls. There was no good news as they scattered from the city in search of safety, security, and something that resembled sanity. The preaching and teaching,…

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