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Monthly Archives: September 2015
A Baptismal Affront
The Baptism of young Children is in any wise to be retained in the Church, as most agreeable with the institution of Christ (Article XXVII). For several reasons — Clara and James prominent among them — I’ve been thinking much … Continue reading
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That’s Not the Gospel
My parish hosts a monthly Eucharist at a local residential care facility. This month I offered the following reflections on Mark 9:14-29. Priests spend a fair amount of time in hospitals visiting the sick and praying with them and for … Continue reading
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First Among Equals?
Just had a profound insight in my seminary class…The insight is this: I believe in the validity of the ordained priests AND the priesthood of the believer. The principles are held in tension. How? By seeing the … Continue reading
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