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“Make friends for yourselves by means of dishonest wealth.” Jesus didn’t really say that, did he? Imagine the disciples hearing this story. They probably ask Jesus to repeat himself, clean the wax out of their ears, and look at each other for verification: did he really just say that? It seems he did. Someone remembered…
Éxodo 32:7-14; Salmo 51:1-11; 1 Timoteo 1:12-17; San Lucas 15:1-10 El mensaje que la Palabra de Dios nos trae este domingo se puede sintetizar en una sola palabra: misericordia. La misericordia es un atributo especialmente divino que implica actitudes tales como el perdón, la comprensión y la compasión; eso y mucho más, está muy bien descrito…
[NOTE: Suggested hymn, “Amazing grace”] Throughout Pentecost we have been hearing readings that tell us about the nature of God. Today’s readings follow that theme with an in-depth look at God’s merciful nature. A closer reading reveals to us how God works in a covenant relationship with His people. In the Exodus passage we find…
Leccionario Dominical, Año CPreparado por el Rvdo. Vincent Schwahn Jeremías 18:1-11 y Salmo 139:1-5, 13-17 (o Deuteronomio 30:15-20 y Salmo 1); Filemón 1-20; Lucas 14:25-33 Las cruces vienen en muchas y variadas formas, y muchas veces nos llegan cuando menos lo esperamos, sea una llamada por teléfono, un accidente, una noticia inesperada, así nos enteramos…
Somebody once made the remark, “Friends are God’s way of apologizing to us for our families.” One might ask, How shall we see our way through such a curmudgeonly statement into something edifying? However irritating the attitude, there is a grain of truth in this grouchy remark. Today’s gospel reading is tough, but a tough…
Jeremías 2:4-13 y Salmo 81:1, 10-16 (o Proverbios 25:6-7 y Salmo 112); Hebreos 13:1-8, 15-16; Lucas 14:1, 7-14 Por estas fechas, muchos niños y jóvenes regresan a clases. Muchas escuelas, especialmente las de secundaria, ya han comenzado las prácticas para los deportes de otoño, los ensayos para bandas y otros grupos musicales, y las sesiones…
Get a group of Episcopal clergy talking, and sooner or later the conversation will turn to their experiences officiating at weddings. Someone in the group will no doubt relate a moving story of an estranged family reconciled and reunited at the wedding of a son or daughter. Before long, another cleric will begin reminiscing about…
Leccionario Dominical, Año CPreparado por la Rvda. Miguelina Espinal Jeremías 1:4-10 y Salmo 71:1-6 (o Isaías 58:9b-14 y Salmo 103:1-8); Hebreos 12:18-29; San Lucas 13:10-17 Era un sábado común en la sociedad judía, el día que tradicionalmente estaba designado para reunirse en las sinagogas, estudiar las escrituras, leer salmos y regocijarse con cánticos. Esta tradición…
It is a wonder, why, in their infinite wisdom, the compilers of the Revised Common Lectionary chose to begin this week’s epistle where they did. The syntax and cadence are difficult enough, without even beginning to look at the content and context thereof. The reading seems to drop right into the middle of an ongoing…
Isaías 5:1-7 y Salmo 80:1-2, 8-18 (o Jeremías 23:23-29 y Salmo 82); Hebreos 11:29-12:2; San Lucas 12:49-56 En el evangelio de Lucas, Jesús se nos presenta controversial y desafiante. Él nos confronta cuando hace la siguiente pregunta: “¿Creen ustedes que vine a traer paz a la tierra?”, y así mismo se responde: “¡Les digo que…
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