HeyJaredBosco Peters
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When I Say ‘Transubstantiation’ Some People Hear… - Liturgy (opens the original)
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In the consecrated Bread and Wine, Christ is not physically present – not in the sense of a physical thing occupying a physical location. When one moves the consecrated Bread or Wine, Christ does not physically move. Transubstantiation is a model explaining Christ’s Real Presence in the Eucharist, drawing on Aristotle’s distinction between substance and accidents. And many people (both those who affirm transubstantiation and those who dispute it) misunderstand what transubstantiation actually te
Resources 27th Ordinary – 4 October 2026 - Liturgy (opens the original)
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Let us pray (in silence) [that we may be open to God’s goodness] Everliving God,you are always more ready to hear than we to pray,and to give more than we desire or deserve;pour upon us the abundance of your mercy,forgiving us those thingsof which our conscience is afraid,and giving us those thingsfor which our prayer dares not ask;through Jesus Christ,who is alive with you,in the unity of the Holy Spirit,one God, now and for ever.Amen. The above ancient prayer is used by Roman Catholics and Epi
Apologetics - Liturgy (opens the original)
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Philosophy and apologetics need to be a normal part of Christian ongoing formation. I recently pressed that contemporary biblical scholarship, history, and science need to be taken-for-granted parts of the homily or sermon, and not be hidden from the congregation out of fear of scaring the horses. In a similar way, people need to be comfortable with the philosophical underpinnings of faith, comfortable with doubt, and aware of apophatic spirituality. It might not be in a sermon that people gain
Resources 26th Ordinary – 27 September 2026 - Liturgy (opens the original)
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Let us pray (in silence) [that we may hasten to receive God’s gift of divine life] O God,you declare your almighty powerabove all by showing mercy and compassion;grant us the fullness of your grace,that we, who are running to obtain your promises,may be partakers of your heavenly treasure;through Jesus Christ,who is alive with you,in the unity of the Holy Spirit,one God, now and for ever.Amen. The above ancient prayer is used by Roman Catholics and Episcopalians/Anglicans and others – and on the
When I Say 'Creation' Some People Hear... - Liturgy (opens the original)
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The philosopher and linguist Mikhail Bakhtin highlighted that when we speak (or write) we must be conscious more of how people hear what we say than of our own understanding of what we are communicating. I noticed this when I spoke of one of the marks of mission being “Strive to safeguard the integrity of creation, and sustain and renew the life of the earth”. When I spoke of “creation”, biologists (and others with a good science understanding) thought that I was affirming a USA-style fundamenta
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