FORMED Book Club

We interview Dr. Edward Sri, author of “Rethinking Mary in the New Testament,” on his background, the nature of biblical scholarship, and Mary’s presence in the Book of Revelation.

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“Woman, behold...”: Mary at the foot of the Cross and the Gospel of Saint John.

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God’s extravagance: Mary in the Presentation and the Wedding at Cana.

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“Mary arose and went with haste...”: This week we explore the great enthusiasm—and soldierly courage—of the Mother of God, as explained in Dr. Edward Sri’s “Rethinking Mary in the New Testament.”

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“Rejoice, full of grace”: The mysteries of the Annunciation in Luke’s Gospel. This week we begin our study of Dr. Edward Sri’s “Rethinking Mary in the New Testament.”

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On hope and what we can do. The final episode of our discussion of Robert Cardinal Sarah’s “The Day Is Now Far Spent.”

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Courage, generosity, and gratuitousness. The FORMED Book Club panel continues its discussion of Robert Cardinal Sarah’s “The Day Is Now Far Spent.”

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Should we all fast from social media during Lent? Hear what Cardinal Sarah has to say about “the thieves of the sacred fire.” The FORMED Book Club panel continues its discussion of Robert Cardinal Sarah’s “The Day Is Now Far Spent.”

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“Do not be afraid because of your small numbers. It not a matter of winning elections or influencing opinions.... Faith is like a fire. The person himself must be on fire in order to be able to transmit it. Watch over this sacred fire! May it be your heat in the depths of the winter of the West. When a fire illumines the night, people gradually gather around it. That must be your hope.”

The FORMED Book Club panel continues its discussion of Robert Cardinal Sarah’s “The Day Is Now Far Spent.”

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“In the twenty-first century, totalitarianism has a more pernicious face. Its name is the idolatry of complete and absolute freedom.” The FORMED Book Club panel continues its discussion of Robert Cardinal Sarah’s “The Day Is Now Far Spent.”

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