The Rambling Dominican
Rev David Casey OPTales, Reflections, and Random Nonsense
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Faithfulness in the Face of Death
Text: Mark 6: 14-29
Today’s Gospel lesson is almost like an inverse, if not an opposite version of what we have heard over the past several weeks. Rather than Jesus being at the center of the story, he is mentioned only briefly. Rather t...
Happy Easter!
Mark 16:1-8
Welcome my friends, to the most sacred day of the entire year. This is a Very. Big. Deal. and perhaps the biggest deal of them all. What we celebrate today is something that is not confined to the walls of any church. It is b...
Good Friday
The accounts of Jesus’ passion and death all have their own similarities and differences. While the basic contours of the story are the same across all four Gospels, there are some striking differences.
John’s own peculiarities are rathe...
Maundy Thursday
The name we give this night, Maundy Thursday, comes from the Latin word “mandatum,” from which we get the English word, “Mandate.” This is the night when Jesus gave us his new command, or “mandate,” to love one another.
This commandment...
Palm Sunday
The centurion looked up at him and said “Truly this man was the Son of God.”
Palm Sunday is always a strange day in the life of The Episcopal Church. We always begin with joy and a procession around the block waving palms. Ponies are brou...
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Episcopal Priest and Dominican Friar serving in New Orleans. Priest-in-Charge, Free Church of the Annunciation and Mount Olivet Episcopal Church. Loves Jesus, enjoys motorcycles, good trouble, day trips with my husband
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