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Love of Neighbor and the Mystery of God With Us

by FatherJohnnyTuttle

21 Oct 2020

 

Twenty-first Sunday After Pentecost

Matthew 22:34-46

As someone tasked with weekly sermon preparation, I often find that the most helpful reflections are those that, rather than make a single, uniform point about the text, offer a few possible directions for exploration and uncovering.

As I read this passage from Matthew’s Gospel, there are a number of directions I think any homilist could go, and I hope that the following possibilities are helpful in either your preparation and writing, or in your prayerful reflection on the text as a spiritual discipline. READ MORE

[ Posted in Lectionary Reflections | Tags: love, Neighbors ]

A Reflection for the Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost

The Conundrum of a Coin by Brian Volck, from October 2017

 

Learning to Trust

Nineteenth Sunday After Pentecost

Exodus 32:1-14

What do you do when the only world you’ve ever known has been torn out from under you? When the world as you’ve known it has crumbled and you’re left standing in a desolate place with an unknown future before you? How do you respond when it appears that the One whom you’ve trusted has disappeared? READ MORE

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