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Where is God?
Where is God in this parable? God is the one holding up a mirror to us through our own prayers. Continue reading
Humble blessings
For the twenty-third Sunday after Pentecost in Year C (Proper 25): the Pharisee and the tax collector are praying at the Temple. One is so self-satisfied that he is blinded by his own glory; he outshines God. One is so self-abased … Continue reading
