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Monthly Archives: June 2008
Why the Switch?
This blog is somewhat considered a continuation of the old “Historic Preaching” list once active in the CAT 41 e-mail list family. From the archives of that list comes a response by John Fenton (now a priest in the Western-Rite … Continue reading
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Trinity 06 Notes
Man tames the wild beast, yet he tames not his tongue. He tames all else, yet he tames not himself. “For the tongue can no man tame.” (James 3.8) So Our Blessed Lord says, “Whoever says to his brother, ‘You … Continue reading
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SS Peter and Paul "Binding and Loosing"
There is an interesting (and, ultimately, quite disturbing) piece entitled “Binding and Loosing: a pardigm for ethical discernment from the Gospel of Matthew” by Mark Allan Powell of Trinity Lutheran Seminary in the Dec 2003 issue of Currents in Theology and Mission. You can access the entire article … Continue reading
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True Discipleship
Peter and Andrew and the other fishermen left their nets, their boats, and their companions and followed [Jesus]. The decisive thing was that they followed him. Thus they came under his influence. They began to learn from him. They saw … Continue reading
Notes for Trinity 05
These are the two themes of today’s Gospel: In the first place, Our Lord assures us that He will not let us perish from hunger. Secondly and even more assuredly, He will never let us perish spiritually. No matter how … Continue reading