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Paul Andrew
Contributing sermons since Nov 12, 2016
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Third Sunday Of Easter, Year B- The Physicality Of The Resurrection
Contributed on Mar 15, 2024
Incarnational spirituality
A mother proudly told her pastor: “My teenage son has finally learned one bible verse: It’s Luke 24, verse 41, from today’s Gospel, where Jesus says to his disciples, “Have you anything here to eat?” Literally, in the Greek, it’s “anything edible,” so they looked around, and most likely gave him ...read more
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Second Sunday Of Easter: Sunday Of Divine Mercy
Contributed on Mar 6, 2024
Justice and Mercy has been called the oldest joke in psychiatry because when it tries to find the answer to blending the two, new questions intrude.
Psalm 85:10, “Justice and Mercy have kissed.” Justice and Mercy has been called the oldest joke in psychiatry because when it tries to find the answer to blending the two, new questions intrude.1 What did the Frenchman say when God gave him mercy? Merci Speaking of Frenchman, the celebrated ...read more
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Easter Sunday The Resurrection Of The Lord: Garden Of Victory!
Contributed on Feb 24, 2024
Easter is revealed in returning to gardens!
Archaeology has discovered during the time of Christ planting pots with pollen in them, which tends to be well preserved in arid environments. These growing pots were then transferred to gardens.1 Easter is revealed in returning to gardens! 1. The meaning of paradise is a garden, from the Latin ...read more
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Palm Sunday Of The Lord’s Passion
Contributed on Feb 17, 2024
At the end of the story, only one trust remains: the trust of the one who handed over himself—literally and sacramentally- for us
In the book Regarding the Pain of Others, the author, Susan Sontag, concludes that seeing news articles and images of war and suffering is necessary so we know what is happening, but it puts us in a position as either "spectator" or "coward," and that both positions are ...read more
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Fifth Sunday Of Lent, Year B--I Tried But It Died: Grain Of Wheat
Contributed on Feb 15, 2024
A Christian is obliged to let go, to put himself into hands that are not his own of letting oneself go into the hands of God.
Wheat is associated with being sewn in the ground, buried, geminating and then springing up for bread to feed multitudes. These are all symbols of Christ’s passion, death, resurrection, and communion with his Body, the Church with Jesus, saved in his Sacrifice at Calvary. The seed has to be buried ...read more
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God’s Blessing Signifies A Sharing In God’s Life And Power.
Contributed on Dec 9, 2017