Expanded Theology of the Body: The Crucifixion, the Dislocated Shoulder, and the Broken Legs
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Here is a link to an incredibly long meditation on the Woman at the Well , which I got into the Homiletic and Pastoral Review, America's greatest pastoral magazine and noted around the world, my seventh article. You don't have to read it, but if you take the time, I think you will find it fascinating!
I am putting my website version, as they cut out a key component because they don't like numbers.
Introductory Point:
The woman at the well can be a revelation of Christian division. It makes full sense because, relative to the Old Covenant, she is something like a heretic to Jewish people. She has the sense of the full purity of Judaism, but it is partially corrupted in the minds of the fully Jewish persons, who worship at Jerusalem, which at that time was the true place to worship...
The “Female Diaconate” and the Sacrament of Holy Orders in Apocalyptic Context
I am a Catholic revert. I desire to share deeper theology about the Catholic Church that is admittedly speculative but that makes perfect sense from Catholic doctrine and church teaching.
The Catholic Church shows us that we are all priceless regardless of what anything the world may say about us. We can hold our heads high and know that God loves us no matter what and desires us to be with him forever if we but persevere in love with him unto the end.
To know these things gives me great joy and I am just a poor sinner striving to become holier little by little.
May God bless all writers and readers on this site in all ways, amen!
