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En el evangelio de hoy, Jesús emplea la palabra “padre” cinco veces, las cuales pronuncia en relación consigo mismo, al reconocerse como hijo de Dios. De igual manera debemos repetir nosotros la misma palabra muchas veces al día para invocar al que nos creó, al que debemos la vida y todo lo que somos y…
Today’s reading from Matthew’s gospel is quite a contrast to what we’ve been hearing Jesus say lately. For most of the last few weeks, Jesus has been talking about the cost of discipleship – the certainty of persecution, conflict, suffering and painful division for those who choose to follow him. “Leave it all behind, pick…
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…
“y el que no toma su cruz y me sigue, no merece ser mío” (Mateo 10:38). Bien podemos designar este domingo como el día de aprender a renunciar a todo lo que impide que cumplamos nuestra misión. La reflexión para este domingo inicia con el relato de la experiencia dolorosa de la esclava Agar, concubina de…
“Y Dios vio que todo lo que había hecho estaba muy bien” (Génesis 1:31). Celebramos el Domingo de la Santísima Trinidad: Dios, Padre, Dios Hijo y Dios Espíritu Santo, tres personas distintas pero un solo Dios verdadero. Esta afirmación teológica que la mayoría de las iglesias cristianas tenemos como fundamento o dogma de fe, se entiende…
Los que crecimos en Estados Unidos recordamos los famosos comerciales de la década de los 70 de un niño que lo conocían como “Messy Marvin” (o “Marvin el desorientado” en español). Y este niño Marvin era famoso porque llevaba una botella de chocolate por toda la casa con la tapadera abierta y el chocolate se…
Well, friends, today is Trinity Sunday, the day in the church year when we ponder the mystery of the Triune God, how God is Three in One and One in Three. It is also the day when, throughout the world, rectors usually decide that it is a good Sunday for their assistants to preach. Ask…
We have in today’s readings some very difficult texts. First, the frightening passage from Genesis, where God tests Abraham. The idea that God would demand that Abraham sacrifice his own son is so terrifying to us that the compilers of our lectionary removed this passage from its more prominent position as part of the Good…
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….
Have you ever thought that having a relationship with God would make your life easier? With God on your side, you’ll slide through life with no problems, right? The readings this morning should disabuse you of that notion. In the Old Testament lesson, the prophet Jeremiah rails against God, using words on the edge of…
We are all familiar with depictions of people coming and going. Many will recall in the 1939 film, “The Wizard of Oz,” how Glinda, the good witch, descends upon Dorothy and the Munchkins in a bubble, and after delivering a message and explaining the mystery of the ruby slippers, departs in the same way. And…
Celebramos el séptimo domingo de Pascua y las lecturas se enfocan en la despedida del Señor. La primera, tomada del libro de los Hechos de los Apóstoles, nos describe la Ascensión del Señor a los cielos y como los discípulos han escuchado de Jesús resucitado la promesa de la venida del Espíritu Santo, para así …
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