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May 13, 2022

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The Temptation of Christ—and His Subsequent Prayer

March 11, 2022

Written by John

As the Lenten season has begun, we recall the Temptation of Jesus and his successful withstanding of the Devil’s worst. A few thoughts occur: The Spirit directs Jesus, even impels him, out into the wilderness (a place of deprivation and … Continued

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The Feast of the Holy Name

January 1, 2022

Written by John

In the recent Marvel series “Loki,” a character refers to the master of the universe as “He Who Remains.” That is all: the one who out-endures all else. In other fiction, the Supreme Being is often portrayed as saying something … Continued

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“And the Word Was Made Flesh…”

December 27, 2021

Written by John

Today is the Feast of St. John the Evangelist. You will appreciate that I have some affinity with and affection for a Christian writer whose name I bear. But I want to draw attention to John as a non-writer today. … Continued

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