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The Readings for the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time: Mal 3:19-20a; Luke 21:5-19
We are nearing the end of the liturgical year, and so the readings have a feel of looking toward the end of time. But are they really? In fact, they have already happened. And are happening right now. And will happen then, too, whenever "then" is. For our worlds are continually changing and ending and beginning. There is only One constant.
Special thanks to Bridget Zenk for writing and performing our intake and outtake music on the podcast. Have a challenge, critique or question? Send it my way at [email protected]
And thanks for listening! Bless you, my friends!
We are nearing the end of the liturgical year, and so the readings have a feel of looking toward the end of time. But are they really? In fact, they have already happened. And are happening right now. And will happen then, too, whenever "then" is. For our worlds are continually changing and ending and beginning. There is only One constant.
Special thanks to Bridget Zenk for writing and performing our intake and outtake music on the podcast. Have a challenge, critique or question? Send it my way at [email protected]
And thanks for listening! Bless you, my friends!
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The Readings for the 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time: Mal 3:19-20a; Luke 21:5-19
We are nearing the end of the liturgical year, and so the readings have a feel of looking toward the end of time. But are they really? In fact, they have already happened. And are happening right now. And will happen then, too, whenever "then" is. For our worlds are continually changing and ending and beginning. There is only One constant.
Special thanks to Bridget Zenk for writing and performing our intake and outtake music on the podcast. Have a challenge, critique or question? Send it my way at [email protected]
And thanks for listening! Bless you, my friends!
We are nearing the end of the liturgical year, and so the readings have a feel of looking toward the end of time. But are they really? In fact, they have already happened. And are happening right now. And will happen then, too, whenever "then" is. For our worlds are continually changing and ending and beginning. There is only One constant.
Special thanks to Bridget Zenk for writing and performing our intake and outtake music on the podcast. Have a challenge, critique or question? Send it my way at [email protected]
And thanks for listening! Bless you, my friends!