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Readings for the Feast of the Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ: Exodus 24: 3-8; Mark 14:12-16; 22-26
On this feast, we recall not only the words of Jesus, but the words of Moses - and what that sacrifice demands of us. We are not mere observers of God's action. We participate. And that is wonderful and scary. We are meant to be taken, blessed, broken and shared. Or in other words, we are meant to be shed. It is not only Christ on the altar every Mass, it is us. That's what we say Amen to every weekend. That's the renewal of our marriage vows.
Special thanks to Bridget Zenk for her composition and performing of our intake and outtake music. And special thanks to all of you who continue to listen and share this podcast with others. I'm humbled and grateful. Have a question or comment? Feel free to pass them my way at [email protected]
On this feast, we recall not only the words of Jesus, but the words of Moses - and what that sacrifice demands of us. We are not mere observers of God's action. We participate. And that is wonderful and scary. We are meant to be taken, blessed, broken and shared. Or in other words, we are meant to be shed. It is not only Christ on the altar every Mass, it is us. That's what we say Amen to every weekend. That's the renewal of our marriage vows.
Special thanks to Bridget Zenk for her composition and performing of our intake and outtake music. And special thanks to all of you who continue to listen and share this podcast with others. I'm humbled and grateful. Have a question or comment? Feel free to pass them my way at [email protected]
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Readings for the Feast of the Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ: Exodus 24: 3-8; Mark 14:12-16; 22-26
On this feast, we recall not only the words of Jesus, but the words of Moses - and what that sacrifice demands of us. We are not mere observers of God's action. We participate. And that is wonderful and scary. We are meant to be taken, blessed, broken and shared. Or in other words, we are meant to be shed. It is not only Christ on the altar every Mass, it is us. That's what we say Amen to every weekend. That's the renewal of our marriage vows.
Special thanks to Bridget Zenk for her composition and performing of our intake and outtake music. And special thanks to all of you who continue to listen and share this podcast with others. I'm humbled and grateful. Have a question or comment? Feel free to pass them my way at [email protected]
On this feast, we recall not only the words of Jesus, but the words of Moses - and what that sacrifice demands of us. We are not mere observers of God's action. We participate. And that is wonderful and scary. We are meant to be taken, blessed, broken and shared. Or in other words, we are meant to be shed. It is not only Christ on the altar every Mass, it is us. That's what we say Amen to every weekend. That's the renewal of our marriage vows.
Special thanks to Bridget Zenk for her composition and performing of our intake and outtake music. And special thanks to all of you who continue to listen and share this podcast with others. I'm humbled and grateful. Have a question or comment? Feel free to pass them my way at [email protected]