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Advent – Second Week

In Advent we remember the Old Testament stories leading up to the coming of the Messiah. That’s memory. We also look to the endtimes, or Parousia, when all will be united in Christ. That’s majesty. We become more aware of how Christ comes in every moment of our lives. That’s mystery. Memory, majesty, mystery: m-m-m- the sound we make at something good to eat. Yes, Advent is a time for good things. Are you awake to all the good that you can do during this blessed time?

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