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  • Pascua 3 (A) – 2008

    Todos somos diferentes, con características propias. Hoy dicen que llegará el día en que podrán clonar seres humanos y que habrá dos personas idénticas. Algunos se han llenado de miedo, pero nunca podrá haber dos personas idénticas en la personalidad y en el spiquismo. Imaginémonos que han clonado dos seres humanos. Aparentemente son idénticos, pero…

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  • Meals and Food…, Easter 3 (A) – 2008

    “He took bread, blessed, and broke it, and gave it to them.” Meals and food play an important part in the tradition of post-Resurrection stories—or narratives—found in the gospels. In one such narrative, for instance, Jesus suddenly appears among the disciples as they are huddled together in Jerusalem. After showing them the wounds on his…

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  • Pascua 2 (A) – 2008

    Las gentes de negocio siempre tratan de infundirnos confianza para que compremos su mercancía. Nos convencen de que nos venden el mejor coche, la mejor televisión, la mejor casa. A la hora de invertir nuestros ahorros nos convencen de que su compañía es la mejor y de que no fracasará. Nos animan a invertir en…

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  • The Journey to Easter…, Easter 2 (A) – 2008

    The journey to Easter is one filled with questioning and reconciliation as we follow the narrative that brings us to the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus. These stories provide many examples of what God would have us do and be through the living example of his son, Jesus. We even experience through Jesus the mystery…

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  • Día de Pascua (A) – 2008

    ¡Aleluya, Cristo ha resucitado! Esa es la expresión que brota de los labios del sacerdote cuando parte el pan. El momento culminante de la vida y doctrina cristiana se realiza en la resurrección. “Si Cristo no resucitó de entre los muertos, entonces vana es vuestra fe”, son palabras que San Pablo escribió a los de…

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  • The Arrest, Trial, Torture…, Easter Day (A) – 2008

    The arrest, trial, torture, and crucifixion of Jesus occupy the largest single incident in any one of the four gospels. This incident has been the most widely depicted of everything in Jesus’ life. Every detail of this grisly process seems to have been carefully recorded by the evangelists. The heart-rending details of the final suffering…

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  • Viernes Santo – 2008

    La liturgia del Viernes santo tiene su origen en Jerusalén. En le Diario de viaje de una cristiana llamada Egeria se cuenta cómo se desarrollaba esta jornada a finales del siglo V. Tras una noche de vela en el Monte de los Olivos, muy de mañana, se bajaba a Getsemaní para leer el relato del…

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  • Good Friday Comes to Us…, Good Friday – 2008

    “For we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, but we have one who in every respect has been tested as we are, yet without sin” (Hebrews 4:15). Good Friday comes to us each year with a nearly unbearable weight of remembered pain. We know what will happen….

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  • Jueves Santo – 2008

    Si de algo carece el mundo en que vivimos es de amor auténtico. Repito, amor auténtico. Abunda el amor superficial. El amor barato. Pero amor como el de Jesús hay poco. Vivimos tiempos de maravillosos avances tecnológicos. La ciencia nos habla de inventos nuevos, de técnicas complicadas que mejorarán todos los aspectos de la vida…

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  • Domingo de Ramos (A) – 2008

    Dos elementos dignos de mención encontramos en este episodio de la vida terrena del Maestro de Galilea: la ingratitud humana y la soledad del Hijo de Dios. Días antes a su condena, el Señor había alimentado a cinco mil personas con cinco panes y dos peces, a orillas del mar de Tiberios. Hace unas horas…

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