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The Feast of St. Pope Gregory, the Great. Gospel of Luke, Chapter 5, verses 33-39
Jesus is asked about why His disciples don't fast, and once again He uses the beautiful imagery of a wedding banquet. But have we thrown out the discipline of fasting too quickly in recent times? Is it a tool that can still serve us? I also explore the parable of the wine/wineskins that Jesus uses and chat a bit (ok, more than a bit!) about Pope St. Gregory the Great. Sorry all - once again this is a long pod. In the immortal words of Run DMC: "You talk too much! You never shut up."
Jesus is asked about why His disciples don't fast, and once again He uses the beautiful imagery of a wedding banquet. But have we thrown out the discipline of fasting too quickly in recent times? Is it a tool that can still serve us? I also explore the parable of the wine/wineskins that Jesus uses and chat a bit (ok, more than a bit!) about Pope St. Gregory the Great. Sorry all - once again this is a long pod. In the immortal words of Run DMC: "You talk too much! You never shut up."
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The Feast of St. Pope Gregory, the Great. Gospel of Luke, Chapter 5, verses 33-39
Jesus is asked about why His disciples don't fast, and once again He uses the beautiful imagery of a wedding banquet. But have we thrown out the discipline of fasting too quickly in recent times? Is it a tool that can still serve us? I also explore the parable of the wine/wineskins that Jesus uses and chat a bit (ok, more than a bit!) about Pope St. Gregory the Great. Sorry all - once again this is a long pod. In the immortal words of Run DMC: "You talk too much! You never shut up."
Jesus is asked about why His disciples don't fast, and once again He uses the beautiful imagery of a wedding banquet. But have we thrown out the discipline of fasting too quickly in recent times? Is it a tool that can still serve us? I also explore the parable of the wine/wineskins that Jesus uses and chat a bit (ok, more than a bit!) about Pope St. Gregory the Great. Sorry all - once again this is a long pod. In the immortal words of Run DMC: "You talk too much! You never shut up."