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Teresa de Ávila, fue una gran monja española, que se caracterizo por su vida de oración, y servicio en el siglo XVI. Se cuenta que cierto día viajando por una carreta tirada por bueyes, se cayó en un arroyo lodoso. Esa mujer devota y gentil, y fundadora de la orden de las carmelitas descalzas, ¡toda [...]

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In our home, a morning without coffee is not anything like a day without sunshine. It’s more like a dark and terrifying nightmare that never ends with a soundtrack of Eagles tunes sung by the young Madonna (‘You can check out anytime you want but you can never, ever leave’). Much, then, was my joy [...]

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En su exquisita investigación publicada en 1970, Carroll Stuhlmueller argumentó que la teología de la creación entra en Deutero-Isaías no por sus propios méritos, sino como un apoyo poético a la obra redentora/rescatadora de YHVH frente al cautiverio babilónico de los judíos. Es un hecho que resulta imposible separar el dialecto y los conceptos de [...]

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Occasionally a psalm, as though on a sunny afternoon with a glass of Merlot in hand and feet up, allows itself to savor the comprehensive provision of YHVH. Such is not a moment for fretting. There will be time enough for that. The poet simply allows himself a lyrical sigh of contentment. Psalm 65, in [...]

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The Austrian Joseph Haydn (1731-1798) and the Italian Luigi Boccherini (1743-1805) eased central and southern Europe through its transition from the Baroque to the Classical periods with considerable aplomb. Fortunately, both of these neatly overlapping composers leveraged the potential of the cello in order to do so. Ludovit Kanta (cellist), the Capella Istropolitana, Peter Breiner [...]

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Ascribed to David, this psalm fits well into the historicizing tendency evident already in early biblical manuscripts to link each psalm to a moment in the life of the Israelite king. David’s flight into the Judean desert before the insurrection of Absalom, for example, would accord well with the psalm’s cryptic reference to ‘David, when [...]

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Jesús estuvo en su propia casa en dos sentidos cuando lo descubrimos en su rol de protagonista en el cuarto capítulo del evangelio de Lucas. La primera vez, después de la ardua prueba a la que fue sometido en la compañía del diablo en los desiertos de Judá, él vuelve a la aldea de su [...]

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Courtesy of friendly, helpful van drivers, you can be at the AIrport Hotel Kelsterbach’s tidy, simple, economical location ten minutes from pickup outside the terminal. This is a hotel for small- to medium-sized meetings, quick transport, and reliable but budget-priced economics. A Greek and an Italian restaurant are a short walk way in a pleasant [...]

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Transparent honesty between God and humankind requires expression. One cannot have intimacy while guarding silence. It is not permitted to us both to hold our guard and dance with our creator. Both God and man must speak if the perforated boundary between heaven and earth is to yield, if Jerusalem is to descend, if prayers [...]

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One of the shocking details of John’s report of Jesus’ first sign, at a wedding in a Galilean village, is the notice that his disciples ‘believed in him’ as a result of his action. One wonders what they were doing prior to the moment: On the third day there was a wedding in Cana of [...]

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