Date/Time
Date(s) - 04/28/2015
7:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Location
Christ the King Passionist Retreat Center

Categories

• Public

THE INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF THE PASSION
Christ the King Passionist Retreat Center
Citrus Heights, CA

“RANSOM” FOR THE MANY

EXPLORATIONS IN THE PASSION THEOLOGY OF ST. MARK 

What is behind the liturgical translation of the word “many” in the Institutional Words of the Eucharistic Consecration?  Is the implied exclusion intended or is there a deeper meaning to the troublesome “many” found in the more recent Missal?  These   liturgical concerns invite us to revisit St. Mark’s Gospel as we seek to uncover what the Evangelist might have meant and the implications for us as we struggle to make sense out of the suffering so many endure.

April 28, 2015
Mark 8: 31-33, 9: 30-32, and 10: 32-34
The Crossroads of the Cross
The Passion “Predictions” and the Call to Discipleship

May 5, 2015
Mark 11: 1 – 12: 44
The Jerusalem Troublemaker
The Mythical City, The Historical Place, The Heavenly Hope

May 12, 2015
Mark 15: 33-41
Insight in the Moment Death
The Transformation of an Executioner – Born Anew from the Death of Jesus

May 19, 2015
Mark 14: 51-52 and 16: 1-8
Resurrection?
The Stranger of the Night Announces a New Day

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Thomas P. Bonacci, C.P.
The Interfaith Peace Project
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