30 January 2017
A fascinating, but little known
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part of the history of the Eucharistic liturgy in Lutheranism is the King John Red Book of Sweden, and in particular its treatment of the ca...
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19 January 2017
Homily on Romans 12:6ff.
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In the name of the Father and of the + Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. Have you ever pondered what drew people to Jesus? I mean, w...
15 January 2017
Old Lutheran Quote of the Day
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However, no human wisdom can understand the Creed. It must be taught by the Holy Spirit alone.—Martin Luther, Large Catechism II, Third Arti...
Patristic Quote of the Day
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But with respect to trine immersion in baptism, no truer answer can be given than what you have yourself felt to be right; namely that, wher...
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12 January 2017
Today's Chapel Homily
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In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. Let us pray. Father in heaven, at the Baptism of Jesus in the Jord...
11 January 2017
Old Lutheran Quote of the Day
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For (as explained above) we could never grasp the knowledge of the Father's grace and favor except through the Lord Christ. Jesus is a m...
Patristic Quote of the Day
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For those who dissent from the Christian religion must needs be gathered together to unity of faith by gentleness, kindness, admonition, per...
09 January 2017
Old Lutheran Quote of the Day
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For here in all three articles God has revealed Himself and opened the deepest abyss of His fatherly heart and His pure, inexpressible love....
Patristic Quote of the Day
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May almighty God make known to your heart with what love and with what charity my heart embraces you, though so far only as not to offend ag...
08 January 2017
Old Lutheran Quote of the Day
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For now we are only half pure and holy. So the Holy Spirit always has some reason to continue His work in us through the Word. He must daily...
Patristic Quote of the Day
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In proportion as the judgments of God are unsearchable ought they to be an object of fear to human apprehension; so that mortal reason, bein...
07 January 2017
Old Lutheran Quote of the Day
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However, while sanctification has begun and is growing daily, we expect that our flesh will be destroyed and buried with all its uncleanness...
Patristic Quote of the Day
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God seems to me to be continency, because He desires nothing, but has all things in Himself.—St. Basil the Great, Letter 366
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05 January 2017
Old Lutheran Quote of the Day
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God’s grace is secured through Christ, and sanctification is wrought by the Holy Spirit through God’s Word in the unity of the Christian Chu...
Patristic Quote of the Day
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And experience proves my words: those who lived many years before teach posterity by instruction preserved in their writings; and we, though...
04 January 2017
Old Lutheran Quote of the Day
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So that this treasure might not stay buried, but be received and enjoyed, God has caused the Word to go forth and be proclaimed. In the Word...
Patristic Quote of the Day
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The upright man is touched by neither loss, nor sickness, nor the other ills of life; for he walks in heart with God, keeps his gaze fixed u...
03 January 2017
Old Lutheran Quote of the Day
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Everything, therefore, in the Christian Church is ordered toward this goal: we shall daily receive in the Church nothing but the forgiveness...
Patristic Quote of the Day
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Thus God of His goodness has now alienated you from sin, united you to Himself, has opened the doors of Heaven, and pointed out the paths th...
31 December 2016
A Little O.P. for New Year's Eve
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Sanctuary at Midnight The last candle burned gently on the altar... Beyond the dark windows the midnight was already alive with bells and w...
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