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  • Baptism Is Bigger Than A Simple Ceremony, Lent 1 (B) – 2012

    A long-running and popular show in musical theater is “Joseph and the Amazing Technical Color Dream Coat” by Sir Andrew Lloyd Weber. This musical is based on the Biblical life of Joseph, son of Jacob, in the beginning parts of Genesis. Joseph was a man who could interpret dreams, and this made him a man…

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  • Epifanía 4 (B) – 2012

    A lo largo de la historia de la salvación, Dios Padre ha cuidado de todos los pueblos, haciendo presentes en medio de ellos a profetas que han sabido analizar y mostrar el mensaje. No han faltado tampoco los falsos profetas que en lugar de mostrar la Palabra de Dios se han mostrado a sí mismos….

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  • Epifanía 3 (B) – 2012

    Después de haber leído y reflexionado sobre el mensaje de las lecturas del hoy nos damos cuenta que se requiere un cambio de situación. Ese cambio urgente y necesario se inicia en la mente y el corazón de cada uno de nosotros. En la primera lectura nos encontramos con la espiritualidad del libro de Jonás….

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  • Epifanía 2 (B) – 2012

    Todavía nos queda el agradable sabor a Navidad, pero ya estamos en la estación de la Epifanía. El maravilloso plan de Dios de darse a conocer y salvar a la humanidad. En el camino que vamos recorriendo, por las dificultades y los problemas de cada día, perdemos fuerza y energía. Pero es bueno tener en…

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  • Epifanía 1 (B) – 2012

    La liturgia de este primer domingo de Epifanía, centrada en el bautismo de Jesús por Juan el Bautista, pone fin al tiempo litúrgico de la Navidad. El Bautismo de Juan tenía un valor superior a los diferente ritos de ablución y purificación que hacían los judíos, especialmente los rabinos, en el Antiguo Testamento; Juan predicaba…

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  • Fiesta de la Epifanía – 2012

    Al margen de lo fabuloso de este relato peculiar de Mateo, en el que el evangelista magnifica un suceso real: el nacimiento de Jesús, agregándole elementos imaginarios, recogidos en tradiciones cristianas tempranas, lo cierto es que se trata de “uno de los episodios más bellos de la infancia de Jesús, que ha cautivado y sigue…

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  • We All Do What We Can, Epiphany 2 (B) – 2012

    Hannah was barren. She could not have children. In the ancient times, this was a disgrace, but her husband loved her and did not care. Hannah cared. She stood deeply ashamed in the presence of other women. She was an underdog. Like so many of us who turn to the Lord when we need help,…

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  • A Story of Two Kings, Feast of the Epiphany – 2012

    This is a story of two kings. The first lived in a lavish palace, and was surrounded advisors, groupies, and underlings. His domain was always growing, covering large expanses of geography from Palestine to parts of modern-day Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria. He built great infrastructures – giant fortresses, waterways, and theaters. The people in his…

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  • It Might Be Worth a Try, Epiphany 4 (B) – 2012

    This past Wednesday, January 25, marked in our church calendar the Festival Day of the Conversion of Saint Paul, and with it, the conclusion of this year’s annual observance of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. Not familiar with the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity? Well, the Week – sometimes referred to as…

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  • Proclaim, Epiphany 3 (B) – 2012

    [NOTE TO READER: “Lectio divina” is pronounced “LEK-tsea-oh di-VEEN-ah.”] The collect for this Sunday begins “Give us grace, O Lord, to answer readily the call of our Savior Jesus Christ and proclaim to all people the Good News of his salvation.” Do we seriously make that request of God? The reading from Mark in today’s…

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