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Daily Archives: 12 May 2020
Scripture for the Sick or Dying: James 5:13-16
We looked at this reading years ago in the series on the Reconciliation Lectionary. From New Testament times, the Church has urged illness as an opportunity for making things right with God and other persons. Institutionally, the sacraments of Anointing … Continue reading
Posted in Pastoral Care of the Sick, Scripture
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On My Tube: Amazon SF
Generally I don’t offer book or tv reviews unless there’s some element of faith involved. Or astronomy. In these days of pandemic, our streaming options have expanded somewhat. While I originally got sucked in to Amazon for High Castle, I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in science fiction, spirituality, television
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Redemptoris Missio 5cd: The Mediation of Christ
What is the Biblical witness for Christ the Savior? In the Gospel of St. John, this salvific universality of Christ embraces all the aspects of his mission of grace, truth and revelation: the Word is “the true light that enlightens … Continue reading
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