Author: Other Voices
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Ars Praedicandi: 2nd Sunday of Advent, Ed Foley
Admittedly, it is an evangelical understatement to suggest that he is not an especially attractive character.
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Ars Praedicandi: Thanksgiving Day, Ed Foley
Next to Christmas, Thanksgiving is the most popular and one of the most expensive of the holidays that we celebrate in the US.
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Ars Praedicandi: 33rd Sunday of Ordinary Time, Ed Foley
While Matthew is not J. K. Rowling, he does have a keen eye for the preposterous and absurd. I think today’s outrageous story is an example of that.
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Ars Praedicandi: 32nd Sunday of Ordinary Time, Ed Foley
Jesus’ ministry was nothing less than an extended parable that continuously scrambled traditional thinking, upended well-established categories and redefined the very reign of God.
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Brief Book Review: Rome and the Invention of the Papacy
Anyone interested in the development of the papacy over these centuries, especially in its interrelation of Roman culture, developing theology, ecclesiology, and liturgy, should read this book.
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In This Issue: Doxology 34, vol. 2 (Pentecost 2023)
A brief note on the content of Doxology 34, no. 2.. Doxology is a quarterly, peer-reviewed journal of liturgical scholarship bridging academic and church communities. It is published by the Order of Saint Luke.
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Ars Praedicandi: 29th Sunday of Ordinary Time, Ed Foley
Over the years I have learned,sometimes the hard way,that there are certain thingsan aging, white, celibate male should not be preaching about.
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Brief Book Review: Monotheism in Christian Liturgy
This small monograph is part of the Cambridge Elements series on Religion and Monotheism. As such, it will be of particular interest to those exploring the theological significance of the Christian confession “that there is one God worthy of worship” (1).
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In This Issue: Doxology 34, vol. 1 (Lent-Easter 2023)
Summary of the Lent-Easter 2023 issue of Doxology: a journal of worship and the sacramental life is a quarterly, peer-reviewed journal of liturgical scholarship bridging academic and church communities.