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Bach’s Christmas Oratorio & the Coming of Christ

Bach's Christmas Oratorio helps us inhabit joy and embrace the implications of the Incarnation, confronting a world which needs the savior.

When the Waters Rise Again: Advent Hope & the Painful Waiting of Sri Lanka

A cyclone has left death and destruction in its wake in Sri Lanka. The acute pain highlights the Advent ache for God.

Bernard of Clairvaux’s Threefold Advent

Bernard of Clairvaux preached that Christ has three advents: his nativity, his presence among us today, and his return in glory.

I Look from Afar: Advent Yearning

The traditional Matins responsory for Advent I, beginning "I look from afar," emphasizes that characteristic theme of Advent, yearning.

Longfellow’s Bells in Advent

During war and tragedy, Longfellow writes of bells that wake us from death's dream - God is not dead, nor does he sleep.

Credo in Corpus: The Church, Sacraments, and Moral Life (Part 2)

To confess, "I believe in the Church," is to commit to a life in which Creed, Sacrament, and ethics are inseparable.

Credo in Corpus: The Church, Sacraments, and Moral Life (Part 1)

The Church's ethical renewal depends on a spirituality centered on Christ's gift of the Spirit and his promise that he will return in glory.

Hope that Endures in an Age of Absurdity

The Kingdom of God breaks into the present moment from its fulfilment on the last day. How do we witness to that power and grace now?

Christ at the Beginning and Christ at the End: Nicaea’s Eschatology

There's a deep connection between Nicaea's teaching about the Son as eternally begotten and present in creation and his return in judgment.

Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken: The Hope of the City of God

The resurrection channels our aspirations not to build heaven on earth through our efforts, but to participate in God’s redemptive work begun in Christ.

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