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  • Propio 24 (B) – 2015

    Una lectura atenta de los evangelios pone de manifiesto que en la enseñanza ofrecida por Jesús se contrasta el reino de Dios con el orden presente y se aboga por una manera nueva de ver las cosas. Jesús dice con frecuencia: “Oísteis que fue dicho…pero yo os digo”. Ello implica que, a la luz del…

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  • The Depths of Despair and the Promise of the Kingdom, Proper 23 (B) – 2015

    The readings from the Psalm and Job seem to contrast sharply with the gospel and epistle lessons appointed for this day. In Psalm 22 and in Job we hear the human cry of abandonment and grief caused by the perceived absence of God. By contrast, in the mysterious letter to the Hebrews, we are assured…

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  • Propio 23 (B) – 2015

    La historia de este pasaje, como la del domingo pasado cuando se toca el tema del matrimonio y el divorcio y la aceptación de los niños, forma parte del ciclo de historias que el evangelista Marcos nos presenta como parte de su estructura narrativa para recalcar que la cruz es la parte central del misterio…

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  • Hearts of Flesh, Proper 22 (B) – 2015

    Today’s gospel leaves many of us uncomfortable for one reason or another.  It doesn’t come across as good news. First, we have what sounds for all the world like Jesus’ absolute prohibition of divorce. That’s enough to cause us to squirm if we have a divorce in our personal background or as part of our family history. It’s…

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  • Propio 22 (B) – 2015

    La historia que vemos en este pasaje y las que veremos en los próximos tres domingos forman parte del ciclo de historias que el evangelista Marcos nos presenta como parte de su estructura narrativa, para reiterarnos que lo central del misterio del reino de Dios es la cruz. Por esto, Jesús predice su pasión, muerte…

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  • Careful Seasoning, Proper 21 (B) – 2015

    Lest you think you’ve inadvertently stumbled onto yet another cable television cooking show, remember that Jesus himself brought it up: salt. Salt is essential to human life. The National Academies of Science recommend that each of us, on average, take in about 2400 milligrams of sodium daily. That’s about eight-hundredths of an ounce, or roughly…

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  • Propio 21 (B) – 2015

    La primera porción del evangelio de hoy muestra la escena de los discípulos presentando a Jesús una queja sobre las personas que expulsan demonios en su nombre. Para los judíos, en el tiempo de Jesús, un nombre revelaba el poder de la persona; el invocar el nombre de Jesús, significaba que estas personas estaban invocando…

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  • The Path of Discipleship, Proper 20 (B) – 2015

    For much of Christian history, being identified as a “disciple of Jesus” has been considered high praise. The disciples, after all, were the handpicked group of followers who lived, learned, and labored alongside Jesus. They were commissioned to heal the sick, baptize sinners, and proclaim the Good News of God in Christ to the ends…

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  • Propio 20 (B) – 2015

    Todos sabemos que algún día vamos a morir. Es el orden natural de las cosas; nacemos, crecemos y morimos. Imaginemos por un segundo que tenemos la información del día y la hora exacta de nuestra muerte y que sentimos la responsabilidad moral de compartir esta información con nuestros seres queridos. Esta no ha de ser…

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  • Día de la Santa Cruz – 2015

    La liturgia de la Iglesia nos propone detenernos a celebrar y contemplar el misterio de la santa cruz. Todos nosotros hoy miramos la cruz como un símbolo que nos identifica con la fe cristiana. Es el gran signo universal que aparece en todo el horizonte de la vida de los que nos decimos discípulos de…

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