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  • Propio 21 (A) – 2014

    Las lecturas de hoy abordan el tema del arrepentimiento y la necesidad de tornarnos a Dios. La referencia a Juan el Bautista, en el evangelio, nos recuerda el impacto de su proclamación y su ministerio de preparar a la gente para el recibimiento de Dios. Su mensaje debe haber sido muy significativo y transformador debido…

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  • Propio 16 (A) – 2014

    En el evangelio de hoy nos encontramos con una conversación entre Jesús y sus discípulos que aparenta ser una conversación ordinaria, sin embargo, se trata de lo que podemos llamar la transición a una comunicación profunda. Sabemos que la comunicación diaria no revela lo más importante de nuestra persona. En el diario hablar nos mantenemos…

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  • Propio 20 (A) – 2014

    El libro de Jonás es uno de los más breves de la Biblia, pero, por su mensaje, debería ser considerado como uno de los más grandes. Para entender mejor el mensaje de la lectura de hoy debemos hacer un breve recuento de esta historia. Dios le pide a Jonás que vaya a Nínive, cuyos habitantes…

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  • Propio 15 (A) – 2014

    El evangelio de Mateo nos presenta a una mujer que es capaz de cambiar la actitud de Jesús. Podemos llamar a esta mujer la voz profética. Pensemos por un momento lo que significa la voz profética, para que podamos entender lo que hace esta mujer en este texto. Los profetas en el Antiguo Testamento eran…

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  • Fiesta de Santa María Virgen – 2014

    En este día la Iglesia recuerda a la madre de Jesús con el título de Santa María Virgen. La honramos como a todos los santos por su virtuosa y santa vida. María entre los santos ocupa un lugar especial, tal vez por eso el Libro de Oración Común dedica tres fiestas a honrar su memoria durante el…

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  • Propio 19 (A) – 2014

    Las lecturas asignadas para este domingo comparten en común el tema del perdón. Nos sugieren que existe un deseo universal, un hambre de perdón en cada alma humana, tanto de recibirlo, como de ofrecerlo. Si algo nos llega con una claridad cegadora en la Biblia hebrea es que Dios es un Dios de perdón, porque…

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  • An Undeserved Gift, Proper 20 (A) – 2014

    How long have you been a member of this church? Or are you a first-timer? Look around. How long do you think those sitting near you have been members of this church? Somewhere in the crowd is someone who has been here the longest. And somewhere is someone who has been a member for the…

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  • The Paradox of Faith, Proper 17 (A) – 2014

    [NOTE TO READER: Ehyeh asher Ehyeh is pronounced “EH-hyah ah-SHARE EH-hyah”] “God forbid it, Lord! This must never happen to you.” These words from today’s reading from Matthew are Peter’s impulsive response to the devastating news that Jesus – his friend, healer and teacher, beloved and more than beloved, his divine Lord and savior – would suffer….

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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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  • Forgiving Seventy Times Seven, Proper 19 (A) – 2014

    Five Amish schoolgirls killed, 11 wounded, by a shooter in Pennsylvania, the headlines cried in 2006. The Amish community not only comforted the shooter’s wife and children, they forgave him. The Amish were reviled by many in the press because they forgave even as they mourned the death of their own innocent children. In 1948,…

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