Disciples, Apostles, and Saints! Now that we’re back in Ordinary Time, it means we’re in the half of the year when we read the gospel more or less in order. We start in Advent, which highlights the beginning of the story, then Epiphany gets into the start of Jesus’s ministry. Lent and Easter jump …
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The Trinity
Disciples, Apostles, and Saints! Christian theology is famously dogmatic in the modern imagination. We have things we believe and treat those concepts as set and ordered, almost obvious. Something easy, that children can be taught and adults all know with total conviction. This, friends, is …
Pentecost
Disciples, Apostles, and Saints! The early church naturally centered the liturgy of the year around the crucifixion and resurrection, with Easter being the first major feast of the church. After that, however, two other feasts grew quickly, but neither occurs during Holy Week. Pentecost and …
