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It's easy to love Mr. C. It's not as easy to love Mrs. M., and it’s stone-cold not easy to love that guy down the street.
by Brian Doyle
Art selection and commentary by Mikeal C. Parsons and Heidi J. Hornik
Art selection and comment by Heidi J. Hornik and Mikeal C. Parsons
Art selection and comment by Heidi J. Hornik and Mikeal C. Parsons
This week my Century lectionary column focused on the text from Luke. Here are several threads I found useful but could not weave into the final piece.
This week my Century lectionary column focused on the text from Luke. Here are several threads I found useful but could not weave into the final piece.
This week my Century lectionary column focused on the text from Luke. Here are several threads I found useful but could not weave into the final piece.
We are instructed to love our enemies—not necessarily to forgive them.
We are instructed to love our enemies—not necessarily to forgive them.
We are instructed to love our enemies—not necessarily to forgive them.
Some years ago, on the day before All Saints’ Day, the country’s best distance runners met in Central Park. These included two old friends, Ryan Hall and Ryan Shay.
Some years ago, on the day before All Saints’ Day, the country’s best distance runners met in Central Park. These included two old friends, Ryan Hall and Ryan Shay.
I’ve been thinking about Jacob a good deal lately, so for this week’s Century lectionary column I wrote about Jacob and the angel. But I also rather wanted to write about the Gospel reading, the Unjust Judge parable from Luke.
I wanted to write about the parable because on the surface it is a bit nonsensical.