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On Thursday we begin reading in our lectionary from Chapter 15 of the 1st Letter to the Corinthians, an important source about the resurrection of the body. “I believe in
Commentators say that the 7th chapter of Luke’s Gospel, our lectionary readings this week, is where you can see Luke’s theology best expressed. He is not following Mark o
Today the church celebrates two early saints and martyrs, Cornelius, a pope who died in 253, and Cyprian, a bishop who was martyred in Roman Africa shortly after in 258.
Sometimes the history of a feast of our church helps us appreciate what the feast teaches us. That may be true for this feast of Our Lady of Sorrows, which we celebrate S
The Memorial of Our Lady of Sorrows is celebrated the day after the Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross (September 14). Eight days after Mary’s birth (September 7) her s
This ancient ecumenical feast, celebrated by Christian churches throughout the world, commemorates the dedication of a great church in Jerusalem at the place where Jesus
The feasts of the Exaltation of the Cross and Our Mother of Sorrows begin this week, Monday and Tuesday. Saints Cornelius and Cyprian occur on Wednesday. Even as feasts o
Today is the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attach on the World Trade Center in New York City, September 11, 2001. Like many others I remember where I was then. I watc
Like our ancestors, we live near water. The Genesis story describes water welling up from the earth bringing a garden to life: plants, animals, human beings. From the gar
Today we remember St. Peter Claver, the Jesuit priest who ministered to slaves in South America in the 17th century. A native of Spain, he came to Cartagena, Colombia in
The Emperor Constantine and his successors, after consulting tradition, built churches over important biblical sites in Jerusalem and the Holy Land in the 4th century. On
Early Christian paintings of Jesus Christ place a golden halo behind him. He is the Sun of Justice, the Light of the world. A cross is often placed within the halo: his g
Labor Day is a holiday in my country, a day off. It’s also day to reflect on issues affecting work and workers. Labor Day can be traced back to when our world was agricul
Every Sunday in her morning prayer the church sings the song of Daniel in the lion’s den, where he was cast by the king of Babylon. In this dark place of death, Daniel si
In the Season of Creation, don’t forget Sunday. Jesus rose from the dead and appeared to his disciples on the day of the sun. “Very early when the sun had risen on the fi
Learning takes place day by day; it goes on and on. That’s true about faith as well. We’re learning each day, which is why our church calendar is so important. We need to
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