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Ut Aliis Tradere
Here follows a blog containing occasional sermons and musings on the Gospel reading for the Mass of the Sunday or Holy Day.
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On Martha's Invitation
When we explain the passage as Martha inverting her priorities and Jesus scolding her for it, we have fallen into a simplistic explanation that totally misses the point and unfairly paints Martha as a vapid socialite.
Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Jul 277 min read
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"Go and Do Likewise"
hat is what it means to be created in the Image of God: doing mercy, loving one's neighbour as one's self.
Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Jul 133 min read
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The Kingdom of God Has Come Near
This is something we often forget in our divided and polarized world, the world of "us" versus "them" that the Gospel of the Kingdom of God is held out and offered to all, without exception.
Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Jul 62 min read
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No Turning Back
Our Lord is very clear today. He spelled out the price of becoming a member of the Kingdom of God, and it varies from person to person.
Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Jun 292 min read
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Peace in the Face of Legion
t does seem to be the hallmark of the Adversary and his allies to unleash and promote as much chaos as possible.
Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Jun 223 min read
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On Councils, Economy, and the Trinity
This was as yet the greatest Synod of Holy Mother Church,...the greatest decision to rise from Nicaea concerned the relation of Jesus Christ to God the Father Almighty.
Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Jun 157 min read
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Anyone Else Sensing a Theme Here?
Our Lord stresses again that to see Him is to see the Father, and that One was coming who would testify to that truth by dwelling in us as the same Spirit dwells together with the Father and the Son.
Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Jun 82 min read
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Indwelling
This unity is a tall order, for Our Lord did not call for an institutional unity.
Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
Jun 12 min read
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When It Happens
Jesus Christ our Lord had a great propensity for confusing His disciples, at least initially.
Br. Lee Hughes, OP (Anglican)
May 252 min read
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