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AMEN CORNER: A Clash of Languages
Genevieve Glen, OSB, offers this quarter’s Amen Corner.
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60-Second Sermon: Second Sunday of Easter
Tim O’Malley reflects on the Gospel Reading (John 20:19-31) for the Second Sunday of Easter.
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Brief Book Review: The Pattern of Our Days
Julia Upton reviews The Pattern of Our Days.
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The ‘Third Circle’: The Incarnation of Holy Week and the Triduum in our Bodies
In PrayTellBlog this past week there have been powerful reflections on aspects of our liturgical high holy days juxtaposed with the horrors of war and the ongoing tragedies of life on earth for many. Thank you to those who have written these reflections over these great and holy weeks for both Western and Eastern Christian…
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Summer Intensive Preaching Course for Lay Leaders and Deacons
Saint Meinrad Seminary and School of Theology is offering an intensive 3-credit Preaching and Teaching course this summer from July 18-22, 2022 with Dr. Deb Organ. This three-credit course geared toward laypeople and deacons will focus on concrete practices for developing a “homiletic eye” to note the many ways that God acts in our daily…
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Pray Tell Bracket: Best Wesley Hymn Texts – Champion
We have a winner!
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Of Tombs that are Empty, and Tombs that are Filling
So, on this Easter 2022, I will simply have to hold together the beautiful images from Queen Melisende’s Psalter, with the photo of a Ukrainian mother, Nadiya Trubchaninova, wailing at the coffin of her son Vadym.
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Holy Week, Pascha, and War: A Year of Reckoning
God is offering to rebuild our dry bones into the body of Christ that loves, serves, saves, and bears witness.
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Ars Praedicandi: “On the night he was betrayed…”
In our eucharistic celebration we recall this night with these words: “For on the night he was betrayed…”
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