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  • There’s Nothing More Exciting…, Palm Sunday (C) – 2010

    There’s nothing more exciting than a spectacular parade. Television spectaculars, like the Oscars are something of a modern equivalent. We watch excitedly as new stars are born and see them surrounded by the press and adoring followers. We love heroes. We love following their lives and marvel when they buy big homes and jet around…

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  • Cuaresma 5 (C) – 2010

    La Semana Santa está a la vuelta de la esquina y el evangelio que acabamos de escuchar en este quinto domingo de cuaresma así nos lo recuerda. Sí, mis hermanos y hermanas, nos adentramos en esa porción de la historia de salvación que tanto habla a nuestra fe del infinito amor de Dios para con…

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  • As We Turn Our Faces, Lent 5 (C) – 2010

    As we turn our faces now toward Palm Sunday and Holy Week, we are given this last Sunday in Lent to ponder God’s gift of generosity and what that generosity means in our lives with Him and one another. We may start by looking at the family of Mary and Martha of Bethany, with their…

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  • Cuaresma 4 (C) – 2010

    “Cuando todavía estaba lejos, su padre lo vio y sintió compasión de él. Corrió a su encuentro, y lo recibió con abrazos y besos” (Lc 15:20b). No sabemos si el padre de la parábola del evangelio de Lucas esperaba cada día el regreso de su hijo menor. La lectura no nos lo dice. Sin embargo,…

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  • Today’s Parable Is the Longest…, Lent 4 (C) – 2010

    [NOTE TO READER: In paragraph 19, the word “Laetare” is pronounced: lay-TAR-ray.] Today’s parable is the longest in the Bible — and the most quoted. The parable of the Prodigal Son, as it is popularly known, has preoccupied and perplexed the thoughts and works of countless religious and secular scholars, writers, and even artists. Why?…

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  • Cuaresma 3 (C) – 2010

    Tal vez cada uno de nosotros recuerde lo que sucedió la mañana del 11 de septiembre del año 2001 cuando sucedieron los actos de terrorismo en este país. Fue como el sueño de una pesadilla. Tal vez lo vimos por la televisión, lo escuchamos por radio, o nos enteramos por un vecino o compañero de…

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  • When the God Who Declares…, Lent 3 (C) – 2010

    When the God who declares from a burning bush, “I AM who I AM. … Tell them I AM sent you!” becomes flesh and dwells among us, life gets very interesting. Pilate slaughters a group of Galileans. A tower in Siloam kills eighteen others. Do you think they are worse sinners than anyone else, asks…

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  • Cuaresma 2 (C) – 2010

    Podríamos muy bien sintetizar la enseñanza que nos trae la liturgia de la Palabra en este segundo domingo de cuaresma de la siguiente forma: Dios llama, y cuando él llama, lo único que necesitamos es confiar absolutamente en él. Y qué mejor que este ambiente cuaresmal para convertirnos desde el reconocimiento humilde de que no…

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  • I Must Be On My Way, Lent 2 (C) – 2010

    As Jesus says in today’s reading from Luke, “I must be on my way.” We Americans are a restless and mobile lot. Ask around your parish community some Sunday morning at coffee hour, and you are likely as not to find fellow parishioners who are transplants from down the road and across the country. Some…

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  • Cuaresma 1 (C) – 2010

    Con el Miércoles de Ceniza y el primer domingo de cuaresma se inicia el camino cuaresmal hacia la pascua. Entramos en este tiempo de preparación para la pascua y de meditación para apreciar y profesar mejor nuestra fe. Las lecturas de hoy nos ofrecen varios consejos a considerar. Tenemos que aprovechar este tiempo de meditación…

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