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Holy Innocents
When they told him the story (and how could they not? They couldn’t keep it from him, have it told to him by someone else, who didn’t understand …); when they told him the story, how did they explain it to … Continue reading
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Tagged book of common prayer, God, Herod, Holy Innocents, Jesus
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Wednesday, December 21st: Doubtless Thomas
Thomas would rather die with Jesus than let him go. Thomas would follow Jesus anywhere, if only Jesus would tell him how to get there. Thomas would not be comforted by his brothers, would not let go of his grief, … Continue reading
Monday, 5th December: Monday Miracles
They are remarkable readings, today’s Eucharistic set. The Psalm describes how “Steadfast love and faithfulness will meet; righteousness and peace will kiss each other. Faithfulness will spring up from the ground, and righteousness will look down from the sky.” Isaiah looks forward to a … Continue reading
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Tagged Advent, Isaiah 35:1-10, Jesus, Luke 5:17-26, miracles, Monday, Psalm 85
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Saturday, December 3rd: Harassed and helpless
From today’s Eucharistic lectionary: “When he saw the crowds, he had compassion for them, because they were harassed and helpless, like sheep without a shepherd.” (Matthew 9:36) What images does this conjure up for you? Christmas shoppers? Pepper-sprayed protesters? Cardboard … Continue reading
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Tagged compassion, disciples, God, good news, harassed and helpless, Jesus, Matthew 10, Matthew 9
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Friday, December 2nd: an end to grumbling
First Friday in Advent: Psalm 27, Isaiah 29:17-24, Matthew 9:27-31 I enjoy a good grumble. It’s no secret that complaining can be cathartic, especially when it is done loudly, exaggeratedly, ridiculously. It can also be habit-forming, though. Even the Psalmist, … Continue reading
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Tagged Advent, Friday, God, grumbling, healing, Isaiah 29:24, Jesus, Matthew 9:27-31
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Christ the King: Year A Proper 29
This sermon was delivered at St Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Elyria, Ohio, November 20th 2011. On this last Sunday before Advent, as the church prepares itself for the winter waiting, looking for the light of the world in the darkness of … Continue reading
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Tagged Christ the King, Ezekiel 34, grace, Jesus, judgment, Matthew 25:31-46, parable, sheep and goats, Sidney Carter, Year A Proper 29
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