Sanctum Scotia
Sr. Margaret-ThomasLiturgical and Sacramental Theology and Sacred Reflections by Sr. Margaret-Thomas OSB.
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This Pure Victim, This Holy Victim, This Spotless Victim
There is a line from the Roman Canon that rests at the core of my daily prayers: “This pure victim, this holy victim, this spotless victim.” These words don’t simply form a part of the liturgy—they speak directly to the mystery of Christ’s ...
Fr. Gustavo Gutiérrez, OP
Fr. Gustavo Gutiérrez, OP, has entered into eternal rest, leaving behind a monumental legacy in the Church and the world. Often regarded as the father of liberation theology, he reshaped how we understand the Gospel’s call to justice, bring...
The Heavens Are the Work of Your Hands
There’s a line in the Common Worship Eucharistic prayer that never fails to catch my attention: “The heavens are the work of your hands.” It’s a simple phrase, but the depth it offers can shape our whole outlook on the world and our place w...
Embracing the Ambiguity of Scripture
I’ve been reflecting recently on the ambiguity of Scripture—particularly in a tradition where we don’t take it all literally. For many in the Church of England, the idea of reading the Bible as metaphor, story, or poetry is a cornerstone of...
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Benedictine. Researching how Christ’s ministry can contribute to open Eucharist practices, at the University of Cambridge. Catholic Social Teaching MA student.
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