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Sunday Reflection on Epiphany (January 5, 2014): A Real Truth That May or May Not Have Been Historical
This weekend is the celebration of the Epiphany. The readings can be found here. The journey of the Magi is one of the most beautiful stories in the Bible. Mysterious foreigners receive a cosmic sign to leave their home and … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, biblical literalism, Catholic, Christ, Cosmic Christ, Dawn Hutchings, Ephiphany, Gospel of Luke, Gospel of Matthew, Holy Cross Lutheran Church, Infancy Narratives, Jesuit, Jesus, literalism, Luke, Magi, Matthew, myth, mythic truths, Noosphere, Omega Point, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, Pope Benedict, Pope Benedict XVI, Raymond Brown, Raymond E. Brown, Sunday Readings, Sunday Reflections, teilhard, teilhard de chardin, truth, Wise Men
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Feast of St. Matthew (September 21)
“I often visited the Church of St. Louis of France, and I went there to contemplate the painting of ‘The Calling of St. Matthew,’ by Caravaggio. That finger of Jesus, pointing at Matthew. That’s me. I feel like him. Like … Continue reading
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Tagged America Magazine, Apostle, Bible, Caravaggio, Catholic, Christian, Feast Day, New Testament, Pope Francis, Rome, St. Matthew
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On the Way to Something New: The Beauty of Genesis 1
Originally posted on Playful Theology:
Genesis 1 is an incredibly beautiful story of origins open to readings at many levels. What I offer here is a ‘spiritual reading’, one which sees in these verses a metaphor for the emergence of…
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Tagged Bible, Catholic, Christianity, creation, Genesis, Jesse Rogers, teilhard de chardin
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