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Readings for the Feast of Palm Sunday - Isaiah 50:4-7; Philippians 2:6-11; Luke 19:28-40
We know the pattern. And on this Feast of Palm Sunday, this is the one we don't like to hear nor talk about. But it's half of the Pascal Mystery. Christ has died. Now if we were just talking about an historical event, that wouldn't be so hard. Jesus did it for all of us and you and I just get to bask in the fruit of God's great act. That's not a Catholic thought, my friends. For we Catholics, we participate in this action. We are another Christ, baptized into this same mission and if it's true for Jesus, it's true for us, too. That's what makes this part so hard. Death is a reality - in our world and in our life of faith.
Special thanks to all those who have made this podcast a reality (you know who you are!) - I cannot thank you enough. And thank you to all of you for listening and sharing this podcast. I'm beyond humbled. Have a question or a comment? Feel free to reach out at [email protected]
We know the pattern. And on this Feast of Palm Sunday, this is the one we don't like to hear nor talk about. But it's half of the Pascal Mystery. Christ has died. Now if we were just talking about an historical event, that wouldn't be so hard. Jesus did it for all of us and you and I just get to bask in the fruit of God's great act. That's not a Catholic thought, my friends. For we Catholics, we participate in this action. We are another Christ, baptized into this same mission and if it's true for Jesus, it's true for us, too. That's what makes this part so hard. Death is a reality - in our world and in our life of faith.
Special thanks to all those who have made this podcast a reality (you know who you are!) - I cannot thank you enough. And thank you to all of you for listening and sharing this podcast. I'm beyond humbled. Have a question or a comment? Feel free to reach out at [email protected]
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Readings for the Feast of Palm Sunday - Isaiah 50:4-7; Philippians 2:6-11; Luke 19:28-40
We know the pattern. And on this Feast of Palm Sunday, this is the one we don't like to hear nor talk about. But it's half of the Pascal Mystery. Christ has died. Now if we were just talking about an historical event, that wouldn't be so hard. Jesus did it for all of us and you and I just get to bask in the fruit of God's great act. That's not a Catholic thought, my friends. For we Catholics, we participate in this action. We are another Christ, baptized into this same mission and if it's true for Jesus, it's true for us, too. That's what makes this part so hard. Death is a reality - in our world and in our life of faith.
Special thanks to all those who have made this podcast a reality (you know who you are!) - I cannot thank you enough. And thank you to all of you for listening and sharing this podcast. I'm beyond humbled. Have a question or a comment? Feel free to reach out at [email protected]
We know the pattern. And on this Feast of Palm Sunday, this is the one we don't like to hear nor talk about. But it's half of the Pascal Mystery. Christ has died. Now if we were just talking about an historical event, that wouldn't be so hard. Jesus did it for all of us and you and I just get to bask in the fruit of God's great act. That's not a Catholic thought, my friends. For we Catholics, we participate in this action. We are another Christ, baptized into this same mission and if it's true for Jesus, it's true for us, too. That's what makes this part so hard. Death is a reality - in our world and in our life of faith.
Special thanks to all those who have made this podcast a reality (you know who you are!) - I cannot thank you enough. And thank you to all of you for listening and sharing this podcast. I'm beyond humbled. Have a question or a comment? Feel free to reach out at [email protected]