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  • The Word Is Near You…, Lent 1 (C) – 2010

    “The word is near you,on your lips and in your heart” This past Wednesday we struck out into the desert spaces alongside Jesus, receiving a cross of ashes on our forehead or on our heart to begin the Lenten season. Ash Wednesday calls upon our humanity. It reminds us that we are but dust and…

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  • Miércoles de Ceniza – 2010

    ¿Qué tesoro? Los pobres no tenemos tesoro. ¿Cómo se atreve Jesús hablarnos de nuestro tesoro? En vez de tesoro, tenemos esperanza. Una esperanza larguísima, paciente, una esperanza que sabe que Dios provee. Porque nuestro único tesoro es Dios mismo. Y, ¿de qué nos vamos a arrepentir este gran día de penitencia, si nuestro tesoro está…

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  • Like a Whip, Ash Wednesday – 2010

    Reading Isaiah 58 knocks the breath out of our self-righteousness. The prophet’s words are addressed to all people and nations who claim belief in a God of justice and love. As citizens of this country and as people who carry the name of Christ, we are commanded to listen carefully. Ash Wednesday is a time…

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  • Último Domingo después de la Epifanía (C) – 2010

    “Entonces de la nube salió una voz, que dijo, este es mi Hijo, mi elegido: escúchenlo” (Lc 9:35). Hoy que observamos el domingo de Misión Mundial, la lectura del pasaje del evangelio de San Lucas es especialmente apropiada para la situación en que nos encontramos como cristianos. El 12 de enero del año 2010 hubo…

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  • Let Our Hearts Be Full of Wonder, Last Sunday after Epiphany (C) – 2010

    At first glance, one might be tempted to think:“What do the readings from Exodus, Psalm 99, Second Corinthians, and Luke—the readings for this Transfiguration Sunday—have to do with World Mission Sunday?” The linked readings focusing on Moses’ intimate relationship with God and his shining face in Exodus and Second Corinthians, the psalmist’s praise to God…

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  • Epifanía 5 (C) – 2010

    Una de las frases que el obispo Leo Frade usa frecuentemente en sus visitas parroquiales en la Diócesis del Sureste de Florida es: “Los pastores no crean ovejas; son las ovejas las que crean ovejas”. Lo que está tratando de comunicar es que el crecimiento de la Iglesia no depende única o principalmente del trabajo…

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  • The Kind of Fishers God Calls Us to Be, Epiphany 5 (C) – 2010

    Although there have been many technological developments, fishing hasn’t really changed much in the last two thousand years. In spite of all our diesel-powered boats, radar, detailed and accurate charts of the sea, satellite-assisted navigation, and the like, fishing is still pretty much the same kind of activity it was in Jesus’ time. Fishing is…

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  • Epifanía 4 (C) – 2010

    El Señor se dirigió a mí, y me dijo: “Antes de darte la vida, ya te había escogido; antes de que nacieras, ya te había yo apartado; te había destinado a ser profeta de las naciones” (Jr 1:4). Escoger, apartar, destinar. Estos tres verbos nos sintetizan el curso de acción en la dinámica que se…

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  • Infusing Our Lives with Agape, Epiphany 4 (C) – 2010

    In this morning’s reading from Paul’s First Letter to the Corinthians, we get some of the most beautiful language found anywhere on love. Paul writes: “Love is patient; love is kind; love is not envious or boastful or arrogant or rude. It does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful;…

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  • Epifanía 3 (C) – 2010

    Jesús dijo: “Hoy, en presencia de ustedes, se ha cumplido este pasaje de la Escritura” (Lc 4:21). Una de las lecturas para el tercer domingo después de Epifanía está tomada del capítulo cuatro de San Lucas comenzando en el versículo catorce.  Esos versículos que acabamos de oír son precedidos del pasaje en ese mismo capítulo…

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