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Daily Archives: 19 March 2014
Funeral Lectionary: Wisdom 5:15-16
This is another non-Lectionary Scripture. It is part of a much longer reading suggested for the sacrament of Penance. When I was reflecting on this during my daily prayer, it struck me as ideal for a funeral. Brief. One point. … Continue reading
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Beyond Healing, Beyond Miracles
Recently in the Spiritual Exercises, I was exposed to a new way of viewing the healing miracles of Jesus. The Jesuit Larry Gillick asks, “What then?” The retreatant is encouraged to reflect at length on these experiences of healing. I … Continue reading
Reconciliation Lectionary: Jeremiah 7:21-26
Jeremiah contributes two readings to the Reconciliation Lectionary. This passage below is an excerpt from the Temple Sermon of the prophet, and bears a stylistic similarity to the book of Deuteronomy. Thus says the Lord of hosts, the God of … Continue reading
Letter To Artists 13: Does art need the Church?
Yesterday’s post looked at section 12, “The Church needs art.” Today, a question: Does art need the Church? 13. The Church therefore needs art. But can it also be said that art needs the Church? The question may seem like … Continue reading
The Armchair Liturgist Displays The Book of the Elect
My parish displays the Book of the Elect each Lent. Not every parish utilizes this book beyond sending to Election or the Rite of Election itself. Once in a parish, we had the book of the deceased out in November, … Continue reading
EG 116: Every Culture Is A Jewel
Today in Evangelii Gaudium we continue on the track of faith and religion as a community experience. Pope Francis cites peoples who have been converted to faith in God, and who express their faith differently. We have only to consider the … Continue reading