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  • By Now the Gardens…, Proper 9 (A) – 1996

    By now, the gardens that people planted in the spring have begun to bear fruit. Into the wet, dark earth went the little seeds, some of them looking like what they would be when they grew, like the beans; others almost too small to see, like the lettuce seeds. A profound gesture of hope, the…

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  • During the Season After Pentecost…, Proper 8 (A) – 1996

    During the season after Pentecost, we focus on what it means to be a Christian. At Christmas we heard the Good News of Christ’s incarnation. The Easter acclamation – Alleluia! Christ is Risen! – is still ringing in our ears. At Pentecost we heard that we have been empowered by the Holy Spirit to be…

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  • Hear These Comfortable Words…, Proper 7 (A) – 1996

    Hear these comfortable words: From Isaiah –«Enter into the rockand hide in the dustFrom the terror of the Lord,and from the glory of his majesty.»«The haughtiness of people shall be humbled,and the pride of everyone shall be brought low,and the Lord alone will be exalted on that day» From Matthew –«Do not think that I…

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  • Then Jesus Summoned…, Proper 6 (A) – 1996

    “Then Jesus summoned his twelve disciples and gave them authority over unclean spirits, to cast them out, and to cure every disease and every sickness. And these are the names of the twelve apostles…” Wait a minute! Something’s happening here, something important, but it goes by so fast you may not even have noticed it….

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  • We Hear Them Telling…, Day of Pentecost (A) – 1996

    “We hear them telling in our own tongues the mighty works of God.” Acts 2:11 Most of us who have been the members of the Episcopal Church here in the United States have grown up in a church which was English speaking, a church which largely worshipped in Elizabethan English. The culture shock of transition…

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  • On Behalf of the Whole…, Easter 7 (A) – 1996

    On behalf of the whole Congregation of God’s People in this place it is my privilege and joy as your Pastor to welcome today to St. Benedict’s Episcopal Church each and everyone of you who were confirmed and received yesterday at St. Mark’s. As you know we have been praying for you throughout Lent and…

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  • Where Did He Go?, Ascension Day – 1996

    Where did he go, the broken body, the strapping thirty year-old, where did he go, my love, the crucified, the friend who ate with us at dawn by the lake? Peer into the clouds, scan the stratosphere; you must find him and bring him back, we cannot live without this glorious body. For in him…

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  • The Vine and the Ties That Bind and Set Us Free, Easter 6 (A) – 1996

    Jesus imagery in the gospel this morning speaks to us of the rooted context of the maturing Christian life. We are called to abide in God, trusting that the Vine will supply the needs to the branches, that one comes from the other, that we are connected. It is only in abiding, the peaceful, calm…

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  • The Gospel Reading for the Third…, Easter 3 (A) – 1996

    The gospel reading for the third Sunday of Easter is the story of Jesus encounter with two of his disciples on the road to Emmaus. In the text the two disciples are walking down the Emmaus road after the crucifixion. As far as the disciples were concerned Jesus was dead and had left them alone…

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  • On Palm Sunday a Dual Theme…, Palm Sunday (A) – 1996

    On Palm Sunday a dual theme runs through the readings, the themes of servanthood and glory. One might wonder what one has to do with the other! Yet if these dual themes of servanthood and glory are separated or pitted against one another, the entire mystery of the passion, and in turn the mystery of…

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