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Category Archives: Trinity 17
Gerhard on Trinity 17 – Luke 14:1-11
Christ is, of course, a much better physician than ordinary mortal physicians; for they can cure only with the physical means provided by nature. But Christ can bring aid and healing in a supernatural way with divine power. The help … Continue reading
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Lindemann on Trinity 17
THE SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY The first half of the Trinity Season brought before us the fundamental motives of the Christian life and the grace needed for its realization. The second half presents in detail the various aspects of the … Continue reading
Various Notes for Trinity 17 – Luke 14:1-11
Pius Parsch, “The Church’s Year of Grace” …love of neighbor cannot be divorced from love of God. The Lord’s days is indeed holy, it can never, however, be desecrated through deeds of love done toward one’s fellow man. For every … Continue reading
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Hymns for Trinity 14-27
I thought it might be of advantage to our gentle readers to see what we’re singing here in sunny Kenosha, Wisconsin. To that end, you will find in a couple different formats here our hymn selections for Trinity 14-27. These … Continue reading
Trinity 17
Gospel: Luke 14:1-11 “Whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and he who humbles himself will be exalted.” +inj+ To exalt yourself is to measure everything by what pleases you. To exalt yourself is to be proud. Pride seeks everything — … Continue reading