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The Good Word
John W. Martens
Last week I was diagnosed with pneumonia I had been tired for a few weeks but had not suspected why I had been so lethargic not to mention moribund and feverish I am going to bow out of writing for the Good Word for the summer though not from reading the blog or the Word itself as one means
The Good Word
Tim Reidy
Trinity Sunday gives us a wonderful moment to reflect on how mysterious God is how little we can say no matter how vast our desire It also prompts us to recall that cardinal Bible sin idolatry false claims about God often overbalanced toward certainty and projection i e making God too much l
The Good Word
John W. Martens
If you have ever lived overseas for a period of time or travelled overseas you might have experienced the strange phenomenon of picking up whatever pop song was popular at the time and having it stand as your musical memory of a country though its impact might have been fleeting even in the count
The Good Word
Tim Reidy
We are happy to feature this guest blog post from Francis A Quinn the archbishop emeritus of Sacramento Calif One of the most memorable moments of my life was when I conferred the Sacrament of Confirmation on 20 youths in San Francisco s Children s Hospital The children were from 4 to 16 years
The Good Word
John W. Martens
The First Readings for the Thursday and Friday of the Fifth Week of Easter continue with Acts 15 7-31 The issue of whether all Christians including Gentiles should follow the Mosaic Law was raised in Acts 15 1-6 Only ldquo after there had been much nbsp debate 15 7 rdquo did Peter state t
The Good Word
Barbara Green
Today rsquo s first reading details a moment in the early days of the young church in a way both vivid and stylized Those reading the daily lectionary will have an even sharper sense of the unfolding of events from Acts of the Apostles The material is action-packed easy to appreciate Among its f