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Tag Archives: Eucharist
Empty Your Cup, and Become What You Receive
I will post the regular Sunday reflection tomorrow afternoon but one of my favorite Deacons, David Backes, is preaching this weekend and he was kind enough to share his homily online. His homily is a wonderful story of how a … Continue reading
Orthodoxy of Teilhard de Chardin (Part I): Pope Benedict and Spirit of the Liturgy
__________ I was hoping to save this post and series until later, when I could have had a more comprehensive assessment. However, as I am becoming more immersed into the blogosphere, I am starting to realize how controversial a figure … Continue reading
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