FOR OUR ALL SAINTS SUNDAY celebration, we study the Matthean version of the Beatitudes. This time-honored and often quoted text has multiple attestation in Holy Scripture. Let us not use these words then as challenged double speak, but rather click here to see them as lasting reinforcements of divine attitude.
PEACE BE WITH YOU!
TO THOSE persons seeking discussion for Sundays coming forth in the lectionary, we offer a listing according to the three-year calendar.
On the right-hand column of this page, please find the past corresponding year for lectionary years A, B, or C.
And then search the appropriate month in each for a discussion concerning the gospel reading.
Wednesday, November 1, 2023
Looking For Saints?
FOR OUR ALL SAINTS SUNDAY celebration, we study the Matthean version of the Beatitudes. This time-honored and often quoted text has multiple attestation in Holy Scripture. Let us not use these words then as challenged double speak, but rather click here to see them as lasting reinforcements of divine attitude.
Tuesday, October 17, 2023
Clickety, Click!
FOR THE Twenty-First Sunday after Pentecost, we read Jesus' comments about money. A tender subject for many who are disciples of means, hear our take on the topic. His words may not mean what you think they mean.
Monday, October 9, 2023
Should Men Wear Gowns?
FOR THE Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost, we read a story twice told in the Bible about being invited to a special occasion. We can learn much in comparing the two expressions of the same event. Consider our interpretation of this diversity...
Monday, September 25, 2023
Crushing News!
FOR THE Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost, we find ourselves challenged by the historical records of Church. We find that we are not good at making the good wine.
Monday, May 22, 2023
In The Holy Spirit!
FOR THE Celebration of Pentecost, we hear about the gift of the Holy Spirit and the birth of the Christian Church. Read joyously at:
Tuesday, April 4, 2023
Let Me Have Your Ear!
FOR THE Celebration of the Lord's Resurrection, we are astounded by the preposterous. Jesus had risen from the dead. Take measure of the disciples who were notified of the empty tomb. What does the Holy Spirit tell you?
Good Friday and Fitted Cloth?
FOR THE observation of Good Friday, we consider the price paid for clean garments. Read who really made the Christian fit the cleanest cloth.
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