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Home / Lent 2C - Page 2
  • I Must Be On My Way, Lent 2 (C) – 2010

    As Jesus says in today’s reading from Luke, “I must be on my way.” We Americans are a restless and mobile lot. Ask around your parish community some Sunday morning at coffee hour, and you are likely as not to find fellow parishioners who are transplants from down the road and across the country. Some…

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  • Today May We Consider, Lent 2 (C) – 2007

    Today may we consider how sometimes the best prayer to God is a groan, a lamentation, or the voice of grief. In the name of God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Maybe you have had this experience. You attend a visitation at a funeral home, and the place is crowded. People are gathered in small…

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  • There Was an Ad, Lent 2 (C) – 2004

    There was an ad on TV the other night, another get-rich-quick scheme—something about how to make millions through real estate deals without having to work very hard. Doing things the easy way is almost always more attractive to us than we’d like to admit, more attractive than working hard at something, more appealing than delayed…

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  • What Is an Acceptable Sacrifice…, Lent 2 (C) – 2001

    What is an acceptable sacrifice to God? Do we really have to take the heifer three years old, the female goat three years old, and the ram three years old and cut them in two, laying each half over against the other, remembering not to cut the turtledove and the young pigeon? Is giving up…

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  • Somewhere, Probably Around the Tenth Grade…, Lent 2 (C) – 1998

    Somewhere, probably around the tenth grade, most of us learned about the Constitution and the Bill of Rights in our American History class. And, somehow, most of us remember something vague about the “separation of church and state.” Well, the founders of this country would be appalled at how their noble ideas of religious liberty…

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