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Maybe You Saw the Movie…, Proper 8 (B) – 2006
[…] want to be known as simply the go-to guy when somebody’s sick, or you need bread and fish multiplied. Instead, he wants people to know him because of something yet […]
Easter Sunday
[…] not with the old yeast, the yeast of malice and evil, but with the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth. Gospel: Luke 24:13-49 13Now on that same day two of […]
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Lent: A Season for Dominance, Lent 1 (A) – 2020
[…] idea of dominance in the wilderness. He rejects the temptation to change the stones into bread. Likewise, he refuses to jump from the temple or bow down to Satan. Dominance […]
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EMMAUS: Welcoming the Stranger, Walking in the New World
[…] their way to Emmaus? Three things happened: A stranger walked with them; the stranger broke bread; the stranger turned out to be Jesus! 21st Century New York: What is the significance […]
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Synod of the Diocese of Cuba, Opening Eucharist
[…] Jesus is called the Word of God, and he reminds us that he is the bread that will fill us with eternal life. Eat me, he says, let the word […]
Easter Sunday
[…] not with the old yeast, the yeast of malice and evil, but with the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth. Gospel: Luke 24:13-49 13Now on that same day two of […]
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The Reading for Today…, Lent 1 (A) – 2005
[…] it literally. We donât need to imagine Jesus picking up stones and turning them into bread. Matthewâs Gospel isnât a diary of facts and figures. Itâs all about Jesusâ mission […]
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Bible Study: Day of Pentecost (B) – 2021
[…] onto the Passover cup of redemption. He mapped his broken body onto the pure unleavened bread. He mapped his execution onto the slaying of the spotless Passover lamb. And he […]
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Today We Celebrate a Rite of Passage, Epiphany 1 (B) – 2009
[…] had found the perfect place, he set up camp, took out his meager meal of bread and a flask of water to satisfy his hunger and thirst. He gave thanks, […]
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Bible Study: Lent 5 (B) – 2021
[…] appears for only a fleeting moment in Genesis 14; he blesses Abram and gives him bread and wine when Abram passes through his city on a mission to rescue his […]
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Bible Study: Epiphany 5 (A) – 2014
[…] God in this manner.” It is in seeking justice today, in this world, and sharing bread that we are healed. It is in covering the naked and living a life […]
Twenty-fifth Sunday after Pentecost
[…] and go to bed so late; * vain, too, to eat the bread of toil, for he gives to his beloved sleep. 4 Children are […]
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Bible Study: Proper 12 (A) – 2011
[…] microorganism reproduces asexually, expanding uncontrollably? Or that it is a central ingredient in not only bread, but also alcohol (bringing to mind the Elements of the Eucharist)? The Kingdom of […]
Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost
[…] the lamb that same night; they shall eat it roasted over the fire with unleavened bread and bitter herbs. 9Do not eat any of it raw or boiled in water, but […]
Twenty-sixth Sunday after Pentecost
[…] but the feeble gird on strength. 5 Those who were full have hired themselves out for bread, but those who were hungry are fat with spoil. The barren has borne seven, […]
Fifth Sunday after Pentecost
[…] said to Amos, “O seer, go, flee away to the land of Judah, earn your bread there, and prophesy there; 13but never again prophesy at Bethel, for it is the king’s […]
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Anna Ellison Butler Alexander, Deaconess and Teacher, 1947
[…] gullies overflowed; * but is he able to give bread or to provide meat for his people?” 21 When the Lord heard […]
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Text of presiding bishop's orientation address
[…] be before us over these next ten days gives us an incredible indication of the breadth, and the depth, of our concerns as a church. And of course, not everyone […]
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Voicing our darkest pain
[…] them to experience his presence in the opening of Scripture and the breaking of the bread. Christ continues to walk beside us in our times of darkness and loss, inviting […]
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It Was Pentecost At Trinity Church…, Day of Pentecost (A) – 1999
[…] belief. First, we promise to continue in the apostle’s teaching and fellowship, the breaking of bread and in the prayers. This is a commitment to the community of believers. It […]