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  • Día de Acción de Gracias (C) – 2013

    Un rasgo distintivo de nuestro Libro de Oración Común en Estados Unidos de América es la inclusión de dos celebraciones nacionales las cuales son presentadas en un contexto religioso para nuestra celebración. Una de ellas es la celebración del Día de la Independencia y la otra es una celebración por el Día de Acción de…

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  • What Does “King” Mean to You?, Christ the King (C) – 2013

    The King. Christ: the King. The feast of: Christ the King. This is what we mark and celebrate today, but what does it mean? Back around the time our current Prayer Book was approved, it wasn’t uncommon to hear clergy say, even lament, that confirmation was a sacrament needing a theology. Our understanding of baptism…

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  • Cristo Rey (C) – 2013

    Con la solemnidad de Cristo Rey de reyes,  Señor de señores, culminamos este año litúrgico y nos preparamos para iniciar el próximo domingo, el año nuevo litúrgico con el primero de Adviento. La finalidad de la solemnidad de este domingo es resaltar el señorío universal de Jesús, confesado así por las primitivas comunidades cristianas; Cristo viene de…

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  • Reaching Out to the Least of These, Christ the King (A) – 2014

    There is something terribly sad in today’s gospel reading, something so easy to miss that it eludes most of us. That’s probably because this is such a tempting story. It is one of the most straightforward of all the New Testament’s accounts of judgment; and one of the most fun. Here, judgment is connected to…

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  • Live Today, Wonder about Tomorrow, Proper 28 (C) – 2013

    The bright sun stunned the disciples as they strolled out from the majestic temple onto the bleached limestone. Hand-chiseled, these giant stone blocks measured eight feet on a side. A grown woman could walk two or three paces per stone, and watch hundreds of people milling in the courtyards and patios outside the temple. Rising…

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  • Propio 28 (C) – 2013

    Nos estamos acercando ya al fin del año litúrgico y las lecturas lo ponen de relieve al estimularnos a que prestemos atención a la fugacidad de la vida y de todo lo que aquí nos pueda parecer hermoso y atractivo. La primera lectura del profeta Isaías tiene como trasfondo el exilio forzado de los hebreos…

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  • The Way of Truth, Hope, and Love, Proper 27 (C) – 2013

    As is fairly typical, in today’s gospel story Jesus replies to a conundrum with a conundrum. He’s given a sort of riddle about a woman who marries seven times – and just not seven times, but seven brothers, in succession. Each brother dies, leaving her a widow. After all, marriage vows are only valid while…

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  • Propio 27 (C) – 2013

    Estamos muy cerca a finalizar tanto el año del calendario como el año litúrgico. Es importante al final del recorrido ver cómo ha sido nuestro caminar a la luz de la esperanza cristiana que se centra en la experiencia de la resurrección. Recordemos que esta esperanza vive referida y abierta al futuro. No a un…

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  • Doing Faith, Proper 26 (C) – 2013

    “It is only by your gift that your faithful people offer you true and laudable service.” This phrase in the opening collect today is a major theme in today’s readings. In the passage from Isaiah we hear God’s angry tirade against what the people think is true and laudable service: incense, offerings and sacrifice. But God…

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  • Propio 26 (C) – 2013

    El evangelio que leemos este domingo nos habla de la conversión. El personaje objeto de la acción salvadora de Jesús, es Zaqueo, palabra que usamos con mucha frecuencia para hablar de robo. Zaqueo es un jefe de publicanos, o sea, de cobradores de impuestos, personas de mala fama porque robaban a la gente cobrando más de lo…

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