Sermones del Día de Navidad I

Archbishop of Canterbury’s Christmas sermon

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Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams preached his Christmas sermon at Canterbury Cathedral on Dec. 25. The full text follows.     'This was to fulfill what the Lord had spoken through the prophet'. Phrases like this echo like a refrain through the nativity stories in the Gospels – and indeed the stories of Jesus' trial…

Day One, Christmas Day (I) – 2007

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On Christmas morning a couple of years ago, I was walking down Eleventh Street in New York’s Greenwich Village, to prepare for the eleven-o’clock service at my former church. There, at the curb, was someone’s Christmas tree, laid out for the trash truck. Now, can you imagine this? It was 9:30 a.m. on Christmas Day,…

Good News of Great Joy, Christmas Day (I) – 2005

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“Then an angel of the Lord stood before them, and the glory of the Lord shone around them, and they were terrified. But the angel said to them, ‘Do not be afraid; for see—I am bringing you good news of great joy for all the people.’” There is a clergy person who, like many others,…

Still Waiting for Peace, Christmas Day (I) – 2004

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His authority shall grow continuallyand there shall be endless peace. (Isaiah) Glory to God in the highest heavenAnd on earth, peace. (Luke) On this wondrous day, when our Advent anticipation culminates in the awaited birth of Jesus, we find ourselves still waiting for the fulfillment of the promises of Christmas, we are still waiting for…

Stories, Christmas Day (I) – 2004

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The indigenous peoples of Hawaii are peoples of oral tradition, at least that’s what some Hawaiian people say today—perhaps as an excuse or, jokingly, to get away from too much paperwork. Today, the indigenous peoples of Hawaii are literate because of the great work done by missionaries who brought Christianity, the Bible, and formal education…

Recapturing the Wonder, Christmas Day (I) – 2000

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We have finally arrived at the loveliest day (night) of the year. We all love stories, and there has never been a more beautiful nor a more hopeful story than the one told by St. Luke in the passage we have just heard. How many times have you heard this story? Have you memorized it?…

Born In Us, Christmas Day (I) – 2000

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Think about it. A pregnant unwed teenage girl is going with her boyfriend to a strange town. The baby is born while they are there. They couldn’t find a proper place to stay, so they made do with a space in a stable. The girl believed that the baby was conceived through the action of…

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