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Emmaus and Genesis
Emmaus and Genesis
It is my privilege this third Sunday of Easter to preach on one of the most magnificent texts in the New Testament, a ma... Read more
21 Apr 2020
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Theonomy
Theonomy
One the greatest Protestant theologians of the twentieth century, Paul Tillich, made a distinction between heteronomy (l... Read more
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The Lord’s Vineyard
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Our first reading, taken from the fifth chapter of the prophet Isaiah, presents a classic trope within the Israelite tra... Read more
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Abba Father, Bring us Jesus
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The Love of Predilection
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In Luke’s Gospel we read the story of Jesus and Zacchaeus. Zacchaeus, as chief tax collector, was considered a very bad ... Read more
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Yes and No to Power
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Our first and second readings for this weekend beautifully sum up the Church’s classical attitude toward those in power.... Read more
18 Sep 2019
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Getting the House in Order
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We come once again to Advent, the beginning of the liturgical year and the great season of waiting. Christian life has a... Read more
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Clear a Path
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In our magnificent first reading from the prophet Isaiah, which is echoed in the words of John the Baptist in today’s Go... Read more
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The Best and Worst of Religion
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Our first reading for this weekend, taken from the first book of Kings, is one of the most beautiful and memorable passa... Read more
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The Ordering of Love and the Awful Story of Abraham and Isaac
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Friends, if the intention of an author is to convince people to read and think about what he’s written, the author of Su... Read more
24 Feb 2021
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Pray, Fast, Give Alms
Pray, Fast, Give Alms
Friends, Lent is a marvelous opportunity to deepen our lives of prayer, to temper our desires for food and drink, and to... Read more
18 Feb 2021
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A Prophet Greater than Moses
A Prophet Greater than Moses
Moses is, without a doubt, the greatest figure in the Old Testament. He heard the voice of God from the burning bush; he... Read more
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Herod and Joseph
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The point of our Gospel for Holy Family Sunday is to make us see a contrast between Herod, the perfect type of the anti-... Read more
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Shebna and Peter: The Nature of Authority
Shebna and Peter: The Nature of Authority
In the twenty-second chapter of the book of the prophet Isaiah, we find the prophet’s only criticism of an individual. T... Read more
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The God Who Enters Our Muddy Waters
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The Gospel writers compel us, as it were, to pass through John the Baptist to get to Jesus; all four Gospels give us a v... Read more
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Pier Giorgio Frassati and Social Justice
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Is the Catholic Church a proponent of social justice? Yes, according to this week's readings. They reveal a compassionat... Read more
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Peace Beyond Understanding
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At the end of his letter to the Philippians, St. Paul reveals the secret to a peaceful life. Serenity of spirit, born of... Read more
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Walking Truly and Completely with Him
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In the Gospel for this Sunday, Jesus clarifies that all worldly goods find their value in relation to Him. If we believ... Read more
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Substitutionary Sacrifice
Substitutionary Sacrifice
Friends, all three readings for this weekend center around a theme that was very familiar to the ancient audiences who f... Read more
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Choosing to Keep the Commandments
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Our first reading for this weekend is taken from a book that we don’t consult that frequently in the course of the litur... Read more
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