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Tag Archives: Incarnation
Blessed by design
“He did not hold to original sin by a single couple and instead opted for the notion of the primacy of Christ formed by the Franciscan theologian Duns Scotus. Scotus held that God’s love could not be undermined by a … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Franciscan, Spiritual
Tagged contemplative, Ilia Delio, Incarnation, John Duns Scotus
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Making All Things New
I had a friend tell me tonight that I was one of the few people he met who continues to seek after God or if you will a higher power. I can’t deny that I don’t spend a lot of … Continue reading
Posted in Franciscan, Spiritual
Tagged Catholic, cosmology, Franciscan, Incarnation, Spiritual
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Incarnation Spirituality
This is one of my favorite articles on the Incarnation. When I first heard this about ten years ago it made sense to me. Prior to that time I had always felt ill at ease with other explanations of the … Continue reading
Incarnation and Resurrection
Too often incarnation and resurrection are just words and thoughts that are too abstract for most of us to get a handle on. For Franciscans the incarnation is about the primacy of Christ. The universe exists for Christ not Christ … Continue reading
A way forward
My sister sent me a Youtube video which reminded me of the work and writings of John Duns Scotus. I like to remind myself that all theology is theory and that no one really knows what is going on. But, … Continue reading
Posted in Spiritual
Tagged contemplative, Franciscan, Incarnation, John Duns Scotus, mystic
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Namaste
Today at Mass Fr. Bob’s homily was about how we are all brothers and sisters of the same father. That fundamental concept of the Incarnation is frightening to much of contemporary society. Subtle demonization of our brothers and sisters is … Continue reading
Tagged contemplative, Incarnation, namaste, prayer
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Angels in our midst
I was on Route 1 nearing the turn for Mt. Irenaeus when suddenly I spotted three deer entering the roadway about a tenth mile ahead. One looked normal and the other two looked different. From a distance they almost looked … Continue reading
Tagged contemplative, death, Franciscan, Incarnation, mystic, Spirituality
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