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  • Already and Not Yet, Easter Day (A) – 2014

    Alleluia! Christ is risen.He is risen indeed. Alleluia! Grace and peace to you this Easter morning when Christ the morning star is risen indeed. Christ is risen, come back to us, but is not yet here. Already and not yet. How can that be? Already and not yet? We proclaim Christ crucified and risen. We…

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  • Now What?, Great Vigil of Easter (A) – 2014

    Alleluia! Christ is risen! The Lord is risen indeed! Alleluia! OK. Now what? This is the feast of the Resurrection of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. But what does “resurrection” mean? If I were to ask you to define it, how would you? Humorist David Sedaris ran into this dilemma while living in France…

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  • Jesus of the Scars, Easter 2 (A) – 2014

    We live in an age of scoffing; the people in today’s lessons lived in an age of belief. Of course, Jerusalem was filled with believers; however inadequate, that was the proper way to be for the Jews of the first century. Among them, in that multicultural city, there were many other believers, and gods abounded….

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  • God’s Passion, Our Passion, Good Friday – 2014

    Each year, year after year after year, Christians gather on Good Friday to rehearse this story – what we call the Passion Narrative. On Palm Sunday we read versions from Matthew, Mark and Luke. On Good Friday it has always been from John. Each gospel offers a slightly different view of what happened on that…

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  • Cuaresma 4 (A) – 2014

    Continuamos nuestro camino cuaresmal, examinando nuestra vida a la luz de la Palabra de Dios y preparándonos bajo su guía para lograr una vivencia profunda de ese gran misterio de la Pascua de Jesús, su pasión, muerte y resurrección. Este mismo camino nos está recordando también que, como bautizados, necesitamos continuamente hacer conciencia de nuestro…

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  • La Anunciación del Señor – 2014

    Celebramos hoy la solemnidad de la Anunciación del Señor, una festividad que, celebrada dentro del ambiente de la cuaresma que estamos viviendo, nos hace recordar cómo los planes de Dios se van llevando a cabo siempre dentro de una constante comunión con sus criaturas. La primera lectura de hoy, un breve pasaje del profeta Isaías,…

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  • Cuaresma 3 (A) – 2014

    Con este tercer domingo de nuestro camino cuaresmal, continuamos meditando sobre esta serie de pasajes bíblicos que nos irán ayudando a hacernos cada día más conscientes de esa necesidad de convertirnos de corazón para poder vivir con Jesús la experiencia de la Resurrección. Además, nos irán recordando esos mismos pasajes de la Palabra de Dios,…

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  • Cuaresma 2 (A) – 2014

    Nos presentamos ante el Señor en este segundo domingo de cuaresma con una actitud de sincero desapego; desapego de todo aquello que nos impide emprender el camino que nos conduce a la vida nueva. Dos ideas fuertes resuenan hoy en el mensaje que nos trae la Palabra de Dios: camino y re-nacer. En el pasaje…

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  • How Can These Things Be?, Lent 2 (A) – 2014

    A question that must echo through the centuries is this: Did Nicodemus ever get it? Did this righteous, sober, pious man ever let go of the letter of the law, of seeing and believing only what his eyesight perceived; did he let go of security to plunge into the uncertainty and wonder of mystery? He…

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  • Cuaresma 1 (A) – 2014

    En este primer domingo de cuaresma, el elemento que más resuena en la Palabra escuchada es la tentación. En el jardín del Edén, aquel lugar donde nada faltaba al hombre y a la mujer, entró la tentación de ser iguales a Dios, de “ser como dioses” en el conocimiento del bien y del mal. Para…

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