…are still trying to get right. Nothing unites or divides more than food. The power of the “table,” the comforting and combining union that dining together brings to a relationship,…
…compassion for the poor and afflicted are similar to those theologies, as is baptism. Additionally, it was the Essenes who most supported the coming of a Messiah, and would have…
…place, like every city, bustling with social connections and activities, in community with God and our loved ones. And how beautiful the description of the Holy City, a garden city…
…receive comfort for their soul and peace and hope for living that their gifts may not be denied to others. Finally, O God, we rejoice with you, O God, at…
…hidden from her only son. The cause of the woman’s need to review her past is a recurrence of cancer. This diagnosis convinces her that she has only a short…