Preaching the News for Sunday
A thaw in Mideast relations? | Split decision in trial of Bradley Manning | Smoke? Screen! | Courtly gesture aims to annul Jesus’ condemnation | Pope Francis keeps it simple
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A thaw in Mideast relations? | Split decision in trial of Bradley Manning | Smoke? Screen! | Courtly gesture aims to annul Jesus’ condemnation | Pope Francis keeps it simple
The psalmist this Sunday calls on the Lord to "prosper the work of our hands" while encouraging all who hear the Lord's voice . . .
Jesus makes it clear in this Sunday's gospel that his mission does not involve resolving everyone's disputes: “Friend, who . . .
This Sunday's psalm offers a sobering testament to our mortality, reminding us that God turns us "back to dust" and that our bodies are "like . . .
Though Jesus did not come to judge, as he makes clear in this Sunday’s gospel, he himself was condemned . . .
Echoing Jesus' words in the gospel, Pope Francis made headlines around the world with his simple question, “Who am I to judge?" regarding gay priests; equally surprising, however . . .
Between 1999 and 2010 the U.S. national suicide rate rose 31 percent, driven by a jump in suicides among baby boomers in their 50s.
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