Advent, Virgins, and Lamps!
In the ancient middle east there was a custom for several young chaste women to be set to watch for the Bridegroom to return to the festivities. The bridegroom had to go and negotiate with the father, prepare the dowry and then come back to the party. The women wereContinue Reading
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Advent, Mary, and Elizabeth
There is a popular Christian contemporary song by the group MercyMe that paints a very real, yet mysterious encounter. What will we do when we come into the presence of God? Will we stand in His presence? Will we even be able to speak? Surrounded by Your Glory, what willContinue Reading
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Advent, Mary, and Martha
Advent is a time of preparation. We are preparing ourselves for the arrival of the Lord. Both in memory of His incarnation and as well for His future Parousai. We often forget though that He is also already among us in many special ways. Luke 10:38-42 As Jesus and his disciples were onContinue Reading
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Advent: Abraham and Isaac
So for my first blog post in Advent, I’d like to talk about Abraham and Isaac. Probably not what one would expect. After all what does this story have to do with the coming of Christ? Nothing. And everything! Some time later God tested Abraham. He said to him,Continue Reading
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First Day of Advent
I am going to attempt to write a blog each day during the season of Advent. All to often we forget how we are supposed to live each day of the year, and Advent is a time to remind us to get out of the rut and watch for God!Continue Reading
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I have decided to rename my blog “Ordinary Time” in honor of Father Ev Hemann. His blog on Ordinary Time has reminded me that even ordinary time, should be extraordinary. May we all remember that lesson that he so eloquently wrote about in his blog, “Ordinary Time“. In Christ, BrianContinue Reading
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Veganism, from a Catholic perspective
During some study of the Catholic faith earlier today, I was going over something we had discussed a few days ago in our study group. I just wanted to share my reasoning behind being a vegan, and to allow those who are Catholic to attempt to see it from myContinue Reading
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