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Daily Archives: 22 December 2011
Putting the Romance Into Christmas
Perhaps it is a matter of being a middle-aged guy, and have something dawn on me for the first time. Or maybe it’s the relentless barrage of 21st century Christmas movies on cable. But I’m having a hard time thinking … Continue reading
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Funeral Lectionary: Acts 10:34-43
(This is Neil) A recent article on the funeral sermon in Liturgy by the theologian Todd E. Johnson reminds us that “What is being proclaimed is God’s action.” The funeral sermon proclaims that God is active here and now, amidst … Continue reading
Posted in Neil, Order of Christian Funerals, Scripture
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