Let’s get to the desert.
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Let’s get to the desert.
Read moreVirtual worship. What an unusual and intriguing phrase, one that has made its way into my everyday vocabulary. Covid-19 has not been able to stop
Read more. . . and the stars will be falling from heaven. MARK 13:25 Apocalyptic stars make a grand appearance in the lectionary texts for
Read moreI didn’t need to have a beloved liturgical space crushed into a parking lot to make the point stand out. But, thank you, 2020, it sure does help.
Read moreWhen I was very little, I truly thought that “Harold” was an angel’s name, and that the man who owned and ran Harold’s Grocery down
Read moreRev. Ronald Raab, C.S.C. reflects on the Gospel Reading (Matthew 3:1-12) for the 2nd Sunday in Advent (8 December 2019) for our Sixty Second Sermon
Read moreLike the people “before the flood” in Jesus’ discourse, something existentially shattering broke into my well-ordered world with both terror and hope.
Read moreThe strife is o’er and the battle won…won by the dying mall—the elf on the shelf—and the peppermint mocha-flavored beverage I’m enjoying as I’m writing this.
Read moreHomiletic reflections on Advent from a probing and thoughtful theologian: Joseph Ratzinger.
Read moreFor us as liturgists and musicians, a principle to recall and observe in the preparation of Marian liturgies is that “Mary always stands with the saved.” I also like to state it in a less elegant manner: in the economy of salvation, there are ultimately only two categories … God and not-God.
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