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  • Wait and Get Ready: Make Things Right for All People, Advent 2 (C) – 2012

    “See, I am sending my messenger to prepare the way before me.” (Malachi 3:1) Introduction In Advent, we are asked to wait. Instead of jumping immediately into Christmas, we spend four weeks pacing along its shore. Longing. Preparing. Waiting. Our tradition says it’s important. Because some truths are so big that we must get ready…

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  • This Isn’t the Way It’s Supposed to Be…, Advent 2 (C) – 2012

    Have you ever thought to yourself, “This isn’t the way it’s supposed to be”? Maybe it was the latest report of rockets falling in Israel. Maybe it was images of the security fence along the West Bank. Maybe it was a report on dead zones in the Chesapeake Bay. Maybe it was the story of…

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  • Redeeming Kingship, Christ the King (B) – 2012

    “What’s in a name?” the Bard asks. At first sight, the title Christ the King seems to us moderns a bit antique. After all, we have just elected a president. We even elect our bishops and rectors. There is something else rather odd about the title given to Jesus in today’s feast. The word “christ”…

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  • Adviento 1 (C) – 2012

    Hoy comenzamos un nuevo año litúrgico.  En los primeros días del año cronológico o secular es típico hacer las famosas resoluciones o propuestas personales para cumplir durante el resto del nuevo año. Algunos, por ejemplo, se proponen bajar de peso, iniciar una nueva carrera, cambiar de trabajo, adquirir una casa o carro, viajar, cambiar de…

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  • Wait and Trust: Remember God Keeps Promises, Advent 1 (C) – 2012

    RCL: Jeremiah 33:14-16; Psalm 25:1-9; 1 Thessalonians 3:9-13; Luke 21:25-36 “The days are surely coming, says the Lord, when I will fulfill the promise I made.” (Jeremiah 33:14) Introduction In Advent, we are asked to wait. Instead of jumping immediately into Christmas, we spend four weeks pacing along its shore. Longing. Preparing. Waiting. Our tradition…

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  • The Kingdom of God…, Advent 1 (C) – 2012

    “There will be signs in the sun, the moon, and the stars, and on the earth distress among nations confused by the roaring of the sea and waves.” Jesus foretold of horrors so great that people would faint with fear at the end of the world. Over the 2,000 years since Jesus’ ministry, death and…

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  • Día de Acción de Gracias (B) – 2012

    El ser humano desde que vive en la tierra ha sentido el impulso de ser agradecido. La Historia de las religiones nos muestra cómo en todas ellas se han dado cultos especiales de agradecimiento a la divinidad. Cualquier acontecimiento positivo que destacara sobre la rutina diaria podía ser motivo de una acción de gracias. Sin…

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  • Cristo Rey (B) – 2012

    Hoy es el último domingo después del tiempo de Pentecostés con el cual se cierra el año cristiano o año litúrgico. El próximo domingo, primero de la estación de Adviento, se inicia el nuevo año litúrgico. Este último domingo, la Iglesia lo dedica al reinado de Cristo o fiesta de Cristo. Esta fiesta apareció en…

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  • Propio 28 (B) – 2012

    A través de la historia, podemos comprobar que las obras majestuosas creadas por Dios y aquellas creadas por los hombres con la inteligencia que el mismo Dios le ha dado, han llenado al ser humano de admiración hasta el punto de caer en la idolatría. “En lugar de la verdad de Dios, han buscado la…

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  • Propio 27 (B) – 2012

    Durante la segunda guerra mundial, en los campos de concentración nazis practicaban una norma caprichosa y cruel que le llamaban diezmar. El significado de esta palabra en ese contexto era que sacaban de sus celdas a todos los prisioneros y los colocaban en filas de tal modo que a quien le correspondía el número diez, veinte,…

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