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The Epiphany of the Lord

January 7, 2018
Working with the Word

Study of the Readings
Ed. by
Joyce Ann Zimmerman,
et al


• Words,     Phrases
To the point
• First Two     Readings
• Experience

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Let the Scriptures Speak

Dennis
Hamm, SJ

Have We Met the Magi?

Abraham himself was a Gentile, called out of Mesopotamia to be, with Sarah's help, the father of a people through whom Yahweh's covenant to the nations would be renewed.

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The Word Encountered

John Kavanaugh, SJ

First the Savor, Then the Sending

Sometimes the years seem to hurtle by. There are those days when I, my parents’ child, wonder: how do I let it all get away so fast? How can I hold on to it better? How can I see it better?

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Historical Cultural Context

John J. Pilch

Bestowing Honor

How can the evangelist give an honorable public appearance to the potentially embarrassing circumstances of Jesus’ conception?

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Thoughts from the Early Church

Leo the Great

We are not left with a mere report of bygone events, to be received in faith and remembered with veneration. God’s bounty toward us has been multiplied, so that even in our own times we daily experience the grace which belonged to those first beginnings.

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Scripture In Depth

Reginald H. Fuller

The Epiphany of the Lord is the paradigm for all Christian family life, for the Christian family is the divinely provided context in which the Christian child may grow to physical, mental, and spiritual maturity.

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