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  • Propio 18 (C) – 2013

    Los salmos son una colección antigua de oraciones y poesías que reflejan nuestras experiencias humanas, nuestras luchas y emociones. Cuando reflexionamos sobre los salmos, desde el punto de vista de la fe, nos damos cuenta de que describen lo que sentimos en los momentos más grande de gozo, al igual que en los momentos más…

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  • Awaken the Servant, Proper 17 (C) – 2013

    There is an old story that goes like this: There was a university professor who went searching for the meaning of life. After several years and many miles, he came to the hut of a particularly holy hermit and asked to be enlightened. The holy man invited his visitor into his humble dwelling and began…

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  • Propio 17 (C) – 2013

    En capítulo 14 del evangelio de san Lucas, Jesús dice: “Antes bien, cuando ofrezcas un banquete, llama a pobres, mancos, cojos, ciegos, y serás bienaventurado, ya que ellos no tienen para recompensarte; pues tú serás recompensado en la resurrección de los justos” (Lucas 14:13-14). Uno de los mejores momentos se pasa en las celebraciones de…

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  • The Living, Active Word, Proper 16 (C) – 2013

    In our reading from Hebrews today, the Word of God is described as “living” and “active.” That is, the Word of God is not dead and static. Because we tend to associate the Word of God primarily with the texts of the Bible, we tend to lose sight of its living and dynamic character. And…

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  • Propio 16 (C) – 2013

    Alrededor de las especulaciones que se dieron el año pasado, sobre el fin del mundo, un editorialista, compartió una reflexión que tituló: “Los mayas tenían razón”. Usando una metáfora argumentó que el mundo que se estaba acabando no era precisamente nuestro sistema galáctico en el que vivimos, sino el mundo de la privacidad, el cual…

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  • Powerful Stuff…, Proper 15 (C) – 2013

    Powerful stuff in today’s readings. Everybody seems to be on a tear; Jesus and Isaiah are full of wrath and judgment, and even the author of Hebrews slips out of his Platonic abstractions long enough to get downright graphic about the costs of discipleship. All pretty grim for a Sunday in late summer. This abundance…

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  • Propio 15 (C) – 2013

    Pancho era un joven nacido en Estados Unidos. En la escuela hizo muchos amigos. Particularmente se llevaba muy bien con Andrés con quien hacía equipo para realizar sus tareas y proyectos. Al poco tiempo de conocerse Pancho se dio cuenta que su amigo era hijo de una familia de inmigrantes y que sus papás constantemente…

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  • Beyond Material Worth, Proper 14 (C) – 2013

    Christians have always believed in a God who is concerned with the natural world. We have prayed to God from the depths of coal mines to the heights of Everest and from outer space. We have blessed ships and planes in God’s name, built soaring cathedrals to the honor and glory of the Almighty, and…

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  • Propio 14 (C) – 2013

    Todo el mensaje de la palabra de hoy nos invita reflexionar acerca de la fe y el compromiso. El centro de interés de nuestra vida de cristianos tiene que ser el reino de Dios, ese reino que él mismo nos da, pero cuya presencia entre nosotros no logramos sin dificultades y esfuerzos. Para entender bien…

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  • Those Who Give Back, The Transfiguration – 2013

    Immediately leading into this story of the Transfiguration is Peter’s confession, followed by Jesus telling the disciples he is going to Jerusalem where he will die, and an important teaching on what it means to be a disciple of Jesus: Pick up your cross and follow me. If we were watching a movie of Luke’s…

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