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  • The Crackle of Dried Palms…, Palm Sunday (A) – 2011

    The crackle of dried palms crunch under the feet of the crowd. The sound is but a faint crackle lost in the din of angry voices. The meaning of the sound is lost on the mob now shouting, “Crucify him! Crucify him! CRUCIFY HIM!” That crackle of dried palm branches covered by the shouts of…

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  • Cuaresma 5 (A) – 2011

    Después de leer este pasaje del evangelio de san Juan, en el que se nos narra la resurrección de Lázaro uno puede acordarse de las palabras maravillosas del zorro al Principito: “Solo con el corazón se ve correctamente. Lo esencial es invisible a los ojos”. Entonces, es necesario escuchar y ver con el corazón la…

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  • Cuaresma 4 (A) – 2011

    La narración de la sanación de este ciego de nacimiento es transmitida solamente por el evangelio de san Juan, sin paralelos con los otros evangelios. Su condición de judío y de discípulo amado de Jesús le han permitido transmitirnos esta invaluable historia de fe y este testimonio perenne sobre verdades eternas. Los especialistas en la…

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  • In Many Cultures of the World…, Lent 4 (A) – 2011

    In many cultures of the world, the first day of April is kept as April Fools’ Day, a day for shenanigans, generalized tomfoolery, and practical jokes played on unsuspecting family members, friends, and co-workers. Most of us have been at one time or another the butt of someone’s silly pranks on this day, perhaps even…

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  • Cuaresma 3 (A) – 2011

    Con esta celebración entramos hoy en el corazón de la Cuaresma. Es decir en la mitad de este maravilloso tiempo de conversión y cambio. Los domingos tercero, cuarto y quinto de este ciclo constituyen una unidad llamada “Cuaresma catecumenal”. En ella se leen, en efecto, las páginas del evangelio según san Juan en las que…

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  • The Lectionary Readings Begin…, Lent 3 (A) – 2011

    The lectionary readings begin with our ancestors being led by Moses through the wilderness, on the journey from slavery in Egypt toward an unknown Promised Land. Memories of the long wilderness period in ancient Israel’s life are prominent throughout the Hebrew scriptures. There are many times when, as at the end of today’s psalm, Psalm…

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  • Cuaresma 2 (A) – 2011

    La liturgia de este domingo nos ofrece la alternativa de escoger entre dos pasajes bíblicos: uno del evangelio de san Juan, cuyo tema trata del bautismo, y el otro del evangelio de san Mateo que nos presenta la transfiguración de Jesús. Dos situaciones diferentes, pero que en el fondo conducen al mismo fin, nuestra transformación…

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  • The Architecture of St. David’s, Lent 2 (A) – 2011

    The architecture of Saint David’s Episcopal Church in San Diego, California, is quite intriguing. From the parking lot, a long, winding path leads to the sanctuary, landscaped with trees and plants indigenous to the Holy Land. Walking through the olive trees and fragrant flowers, the first part of the sanctuary seen is a solid, cracked,…

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  • Cuaresma 1 (A) – 2011

    Con esta celebración, iniciamos hoy la estación de la Cuaresma. Camino de preparación para la Pascua, la gran fiesta de todos los cristianos. Cuarenta días de encuentro con Dios, consigo mismo y con los demás. La cuaresma evoca en nosotros un tiempo de penitencia, de desierto, de tentaciones, de conversión. Caminar por el desierto es…

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  • We Talk a Lot…, Lent 5 (A) – 2011

    We talk a lot about God and Jesus, but rarely do we take much time to talk about the Holy Spirit, the Holy Ghost. And yet, an entire industry has evolved in our culture to market something called spirituality, as if it is a commodity we can purchase, or that there is some body of…

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