I, for example, often struggle not to be a Closet Monophysite.
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I, for example, often struggle not to be a Closet Monophysite.
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apologies follow
Imposition:
miserere nobis
Inscribing or placing symbols directly on bodies (wedding rings, tattoos, baptismal water, chrism or oil of the sick, ashes) comprise profound performances of personal and group identity formation.
Read moreWhat if we envisioned the “empty” period of time between Epiphany and Lent as an opportunity for making meaning?
Read moreThe first lecture will be Monday, March 22, 2021, on “The Passion and Resurrection of Our Lord in Iconography,” beginning at 7:00 pm CT. The live stream/recording link is here.
Read moreAs the Scottish poet Robert Burns observed, to see ourselves as others see us is God’s greatest gift, and the Simpson household has certainly helped me do that.
Read moreI’ve mistaken my relatively consistent faithfulness to Lenten disciplines as truly “Lenting” during that forty-day stretch of life.
Read moreThe Word became flesh, and came to dwell among us.
Read moreWe may be scattered, but we are not alone. Listen! A sower went out to sow. Matthew 13:3b As this broken bread was scattered
Read moreI am dust; to dust I shall always return. But don’t assume as you disturb my rest with your omnipotent kitchen broom that I am
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