The lovely story of the encounter between Mary and Elizabeth in Luke is filled with tenderness, Spirit, grace, and love. Those blessings don't exist apart from the humanity of their bearers; they are made manifest in the flesh and blood of both women. Spirit and flesh cannot be separated or divided from one another! It is no surprise, then, that Mary's share in Jesus' Resurrection is one that is for the whole Mary, both spirit and flesh.
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Mark‘s Gospel Sandwich (13th Sunday of Ordinary Time-B)
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The Story of Two Temples (3rd Sunday of Lent-B)
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That Woman Who Does Not Belong Among Us!
Temptation is a Nasty Little Actor in the Drama of Human Life!
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