dialogue around the meaning of the words we use when speaking of the mystery we call GOD
Theologian Elizabeth Johnson, CSJ, in her book, She Who Is, writes: “The fundamental sin is exploitation, whether it be expressed in the domination of male over female, white over black, rich over poor, strong over weak, armed military over unarmed civilians, human beings over nature. These abusive patterns interlock because they rest on the same... Continue Reading →
If you would rather listen than read, just below is an audio recording, or a video is a little further below: https://soundcloud.com/user-165947833-151164563/indignance?si=c934c144691c45adb6d22f70bece2aaa Our Gospel reading from this past weekend (Mark 10:2-16) says that Jesus was “indignant.” I always thought that one became indignant when insulted, like when someone wounds your pride, but I was mistaken.... Continue Reading →
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