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Audio ReflectionFr. Kirtley Yearwood reflects on the illumination of the Birth of Christ (Luke 2:1-7) to begin our Lenten journey.
Join us every Friday this Lent as we continue to look closer at some of the crosses of The Saint John’s Bible, journeying from the Birth of Christ, to the Crucifixion.
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Taylor Morgan reflects on the illumination of the Call of the Disciples (John 1:35-51) as we continue our Lenten journey.
Join us every Friday this Lent as we continue to look closer at some of the crosses of The Saint John’s Bible, journeying from the Birth of Christ, to the Crucifixion.
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Kathy Janku, a consultant for Seeing the Word (seeingtheword.org or facebook.com/seeingtheword ) reflects on the illumination of Peter’s Confession (Matthew 16:23-33) as we continue our Lenten journey.
Join us every Friday this Lent as we continue to look closer at some of the crosses of The Saint John’s Bible, journeying from the Birth of Christ, to the Crucifixion.
Audio ReflectionChase Becker, graduate assistant for Seeing The Word, meditates on the crosses found in The Transfiguration (Mark 9:2-8)
Join us every Friday this Lent as we continue to look closer at some of the crosses of The Saint John’s Bible, journeying from the Birth of Christ, to the Crucifixion.
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Jeffrey Reed, consultant for Seeing the Word, shares his reflection on the illumination “Life in Community” (Acts 4:32-35).
Join us every Friday this Lent as we continue to look closer at some of the crosses of The Saint John’s Bible, journeying from the Birth of Christ, to the Crucifixion.
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The Saint John’s Bible – Seeing the Cross – 5th Friday of Lent
Susan Sink, a Seeing the Word consultant and author of the three volume set, “The Art of The Saint John’s Bible”, shares a reflection on the crosses in the illumination, “Letters to the Seven Churches with the Heavenly Choir” (Revelation 2:1 – 5:14)
Join us every Friday this Lent as we continue to look closer at some of the crosses of The Saint John’s Bible, journeying from the Birth of Christ, to the Crucifixion.
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Barbara Sutton, editor of the Seeing the Word project, shares a reflection on the crosses in the illumination, “Fulfillment of Creation” (Romans 8:31-35,37-39)
Join us every Friday this Lent as we continue to look closer at some of the crosses of The Saint John’s Bible, journeying from the Birth of Christ, to the Crucifixion.
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Fr. Kirtley Yearwood, graduate assistant for Seeing the Word, shares a reflection on the cross in the illumination, “The Crucifixion” (Luke 23:26-49)
This video concludes our Lenten Study. Each Friday this Lent we looked closer at some of the crosses of The Saint John’s Bible, journeying from the Birth of Christ, to the Crucifixion.
As we move into Easter, we will turn our focus to Seeing the Faces of Women, who are so often marginalized in our institutions and society.
Audio ReflectionThis Easter season, Seeing the Word at Saint John’s School of Theology·Seminary is reflecting on the faces of women illuminated in The Saint John’s Bible. These often overlooked Biblical women exhibit remarkable faith, courage, and love.
Every Monday during the Easter season a short audio-visual reflection focusing on one of these inspiring female figures will be published. Each week will feature a different presenter who will reflect on the Scripture, illumination, and their own experience as a woman.
This week Barbara Sutton, D.Min., Editor of Seeing the Word, shares a reflection on Mary of Magdala as portrayed in “The Resurrection” (John 20:1-23)
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This Easter season, Seeing the Word at Saint John’s School of Theology·Seminary is reflecting on the faces of women illuminated in The Saint John’s Bible. These often overlooked Biblical women exhibit remarkable faith, courage, and love.
Every Monday during the Easter season a short audio-visual reflection focusing on one of these inspiring female figures will be published. Each week will feature a different presenter who will reflect on the Scripture, illumination, and their own experience as a woman.
This week Kathy Langer, M.A., Director of Social Concerns for Catholic Charities of Saint Cloud and Adjunct Instructor for the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John’s University, shares a reflection on names and forgiveness in “Woman Taken in Adultery” (John 7:53-8:11)
Join us on Facebook (facebook.com/seeingtheword) or at seeingtheword.org for more great reflections and resources!