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It had been a busy week. We finally made it to Jerusalem with Jesus, and not a moment too soon. The city was crowded! It was the week of the Passover celebration and it seemed as though every man, woman, and child for a hundred miles was in the city of Jerusalem. People were everywhere….
Mientras Moisés trabajaba para su suegro Jetró vió algo fuera de lo ordinario que le llamó la atención. Moisés pensó: “¡Qué cosa tan extraña! Voy a ver por qué no se consume la zarza. Cuando el Señor vio que Moisés se acercaba a mirar, llamó a Moisés de en medio de la zarza y le…
[RCL]: Isaiah 50:4-9a; Psalm 70; Hebrews 12:1-3; John 13:21-32 And it was night. Wednesday in Holy Week marks an inflection point between light and dark: halfway from dusk to dawn, midway between two resurrections. Yes, two resurrections: because you cannot understand Jesus’ resurrection in the Gospel of John without first knowing about Lazarus’ resurrection. Jesus…
[RCL]: Isaiah 49:1-7; Psalm 71:1-14; 1 Corinthians 1:18-31; John 12:20-36 Sometimes our eyes deceive us. We think we know what we’re looking at, but it turns out that reality is different than we thought, like our perceptions or expectations were off, there is more here than meets the eye. Sometimes, of course, we can’t see…
Durante la temporada de Cuaresma nos enfocamos en la vida y obra, muerte y resurrección de nuestro Señor Jesucristo. En el evangelio del domingo pasado el Espíritu llevó a Jesús al desierto donde pasó cuarenta días luchando contra el diablo. Hoy leímos del evangelio según San Lucas que Jesús se encuentra con fariseos que le…
In today’s gospel passage, we encounter the Bethany family: siblings Martha, Mary, and Lazarus. We have met Martha and Mary before, in the well-known passage from Luke’s gospel (Luke 10:38-42) when Jesus and his disciples rest on the road to Jerusalem in the home of sisters Mary and Martha. Remember that Martha, doing all the…
What comes to mind when you think of the word “protester”? Regardless of what you may initially picture, there are many types of protesters, of course. There are antiwar protesters, Tea Party protesters, protesters for common-sense gun legislation and gun rights protesters. There are protesters for liberal causes and conservative causes and everything in between….
On this fifth Sunday in Lent, our thoughts turn to suffering. As they should since we are fast approaching Holy Week and the Walk of Sorrows. This is why the highly poetic words of the psalmist, so filled with joyful images, are jarring on this particular day. Then was our mouth filled with laughter, …
La historia del evangelio asignada para este domingo es comúnmente conocida como “Las tentaciones de Jesús”. Es en cierta medida inexplicable y tal vez misteriosa para nosotros que vivimos en este siglo. La fascinación con el solo pensamiento de hacer un pacto con el diablo se ha representado en las artes, desde la literatura a…
The terrible war in Bosnia and Herzegovina ended in December 1995. The fighting between Serbs and Croats had set itself up along ethnic and religious lines and so deepened the divisions between the warring factions that it seemed impossible to imagine any type of peace, much less healing and reconciliation. A Franciscan priest began a…
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