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01 Mar Lent 1 C

Posted at 19:08h in Homiletics Notes by

Welcome to the vineyards! I hope that you find these homiletic reflections and catechesis materials helpful in your own preparation and group work.

The Spirit “conducted” Jesus into the desert where he was “tempted” by the devil. This reminds me of the sentence in the Our Father, “lead us not into temptation.” Or as Pope Francis considers, “Do not let us fall into temptation.” These two words seem to work together in Luke. Conducting means a certain kind of care-taking guidance. 

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Alan Hartway
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Theological Studies at Catholic Theological Union, Chicago IL; Master of Fine Arts, Poetics, at Naropa University, Boulder CO 1996; Master of Arts, Greek Classics, University of Colorado, Boulder CO 2012; Taught at Naropa University from 1999 through 2015; Chair of Interdisciplinary Studies from 2007-2015; Member of the Missionaries of the Precious Blood, Kansas City Province since 1974; Pastor at Guardian Angel Catholic Church, Mead, CO, ministry since 2007

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