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Does Easter Ask Too Much…?

“Therefore, overcome with paschal joy, every land, every people exults in your praise and even the heavenly Powers, with the angelic hosts, sing together the

Ars praedicandi: Fifth Sunday of Easter, Year B, Ed Foley

April 29, 2021 Other Voices Ars Praedicandi

What was missing from that vision, however, was that the pruning and the grafting, the discipline and the commitment, the sacrifice and the growing, are not only for my personal spiritual benefit but for the sake of the vineyard, for the sake of the trellis of disciples, for the sake of the harvest of justice and reconciliation that is the authentic fruit of being planted in Christ.

Ars praedicandi: Second Sunday of Easter, Year B, Ed Foley

April 6, 2021 Other Voices Ars Praedicandi

I think Thomas had come to have faith through the wounds as incontrovertible signs of a resurrection path.

Ars praedicandi: Easter Sunday, Year B, Ed Foley

April 1, 2021 Other Voices Ars Praedicandi

At least for me, and maybe many of you, however, this feels like a season of quite muted Alleluias.

Ars praedicandi: Fifth Sunday of Lent Lent, Year B, Ed Foley

March 17, 2021 Other Voices Ars Praedicandi

And Christians, planted deep in a baptismal pool where we rehearse transformation, we learn to germinate and we practice dying, so that not only we but others who have suffered through too many broken covenants, too much oppression, too much marginalization, can also find life in this world and the next.

Ars praedicandi: II Lent, Year B, Ed Foley

February 27, 2021 Other Voices Ars Praedicandi

Transforming duty to care, obligation to commitment, legal requirements to love.

Ars praedicandi: First Sunday of Lent, Cycle B, Ed Foley

February 18, 2021 Other Voices Ars Praedicandi

The story of Noah’s ark is endlessly fascinating.

Ars praedicandi: Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle B, Ed Foley

January 29, 2021 Other Voices Ars Praedicandi

Jesus of Nazareth was no pushover but he was no bully either. His core message was love; his continued witness was care; his ultimate act was total self-giving. It would be difficult to imagine a more incarnate version of empathy, genuineness, and respect in human history.

Applause, Applause!

January 21, 2021 Liborius Lumma Ars Praedicandi Ordained Ministry Presiding

Is hand clapping appropriate for liturgy?

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