I Am a Pyrophyte
Roxanne SukhanWhat are the possibilities of fire?
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No, Immigrants Are Not the Reason for or the Source of the Riots in France
Fountain in Place de la République :: The graffiti from the riots on Paris last week: anyone with sense enough can see these messages express the far left anarchist ideology, and indicate the reason and instigators of the riots were not imm...
Where’s Your Mission Territory? Maybe Not Where You Think
The Tribute Money by Reubens, circa 1612, oil on panel
The first reading, from Isaiah 45, fits with the theme of the day, World Mission Sunday. G-d calls Cyrus, a pagan king from Persia, into His Divine service. The responsorial psalm, fro...
G-d is Not An Emotionally Stunted Tyrant
Parable of the Great Banquet by The Brunswick Monogrammist (anonymous Netherlandish Renaissance painter), circa 1525, oil on wood panel
I’ll be honest, reader. I have read and listened to several interpretations of Sunday’s gospel reading,...
Guard Your Heart
The Nightmare by Henry Fuseli, 1781, oil on canvas
In Friday’s gospel reading, from Luke 11:15-26, Jesus casts out a demon from a man, and the Pharisees accuse him of an association with Beelzebub. Jesus then laconically shreds the argumen...
G-d Entrusts Himself to Us
Before I begin, I want to mention that the first reading Isaiah 5:1-7, and the gospel reading Matthew 21:33-43, both frustratingly come under the category of historically problematic readings for Christian exegetes and preachers.1 Christian...
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A strange Lovecraftian creature. Autodidact. Ailurophile. Occasional curmudgeon. Theology grad student. Adventurer in theology and culture. ✝️. ☦️. Pyrophyte. Cradle Catholic who hangs with Protestants. Ecumenical. ✡️
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