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Jesus Wept: In Defense of Sorrow
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Jesus Wept: In Defense of Sorrow

March 22, 2021 | By Bella Gamboa JE ‘22

Sorrow is a particularly relevant emotion during Lent, all the more so in a Lenten season that marks a year of profound hardship. In my own life, I find that sorrow is quite an accessible emotion. I only occasionally experience the overflowing exuberance that I feel I ought to have as a Christian, as one who has eternal hope and salvation in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ—the events which Christians eagerly and repentantly await throughout these forty days. 

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We Are an Easter People
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We Are an Easter People

March 20, 2021 | By Andrew Forrester

So why all the doom and gloom? If our Lord and Savior really is risen, and our sins have really been forgiven, why should we be sorrowful at all? During Lent, our preparation for the joy we take in the day of the resurrection, should we not be joyful since we know what’s coming? 

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Worship As Broken Flask People
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Worship As Broken Flask People

March 17, 2021 | By Daniel Chabeda ES ‘21

All four biblical accounts of Jesus Christ’s life on earth contain the story of a woman who poured ointment on Jesus. The narrative starts at a dinner party in the town of Bethany:

Six days before the Passover, Jesus therefore came to Bethany... So they gave a dinner for him there…

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In Pursuit of Peace
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In Pursuit of Peace

March 9, 2021 | By Katie Painter TD ‘23

Squeezing my eyes shut, I crouched at the bottom of the staircase and placed my hands over my ears. My stomach clenched as warm, salty tears began to drop from my eyes. I drew my knees up to my chest and waited for silence to overtake the clamor of voices hurling acerbic words overhead.

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Humble Offerings
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Humble Offerings

Feb 18, 2021 | By Serena Puang DC ‘22 +1

On a good day (when everything is going smoothly, I’m not on a strict deadline, and I’ve gotten plenty of sleep), it’s easier to cut other people slack when they’re being less than their best selves. A person I’m meeting with is 40 minutes late? It’s okay, I’ll just get some other work done. The lady was mean to me at the post office? Hope her day gets better. Drunk guy falls asleep on me on the metro Sunday morning? Hey buddy, this is kinda weird, but you’re clearly not doing this on purpose. Be careful getting home, okay?

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From Prophecy to Person: A Dramaturgy on Mary
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From Prophecy to Person: A Dramaturgy on Mary

Dec 24, 2020 | By Raquel Sequeira TD ‘21 + .5

Advent feels to me like a time of collective mysticism. Art always reaches beyond the intellect, slipping past emotional defenses to shock us awake. During Advent, however, I find myself more willing to become emotionally naked and bathe in the Word spoken and sung…

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