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℗ & © 2006,2007,2008 David Magoon and Rainer Dittert
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The Word of God for the unholy. Dave and Rainer talk about God, what they are doing, how this might relate to what God is doing, and how this all relates to foosball. Dave and Rainer use the Sunday Mass scripture readings as a prompt for some exegesis and reflection on the Heilsgeschichte in their lives. Yee hah.
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Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time. The election looms on the horizon. Eat good food and drink some wine and beat up your enemies. At a wedding. I've been to weddings like that. Dave wants to be a saint. Maybe he'll be a Border Links martyr. And milk cows.
Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time. More political comments. Bailing out the idiots. Whining in the readings, acting like kids. Media rambling. Do what you're called to do, might not be the easiest path. Oh well.
Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time. Some rambling. Political comments. Biblical rules for an intervention. And rules for getting stuff. Dave tries it. Asking for stuff. Doing good things to bad people. American topics. Planning for show 100.
Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time. Dave's birthday. Kicking out the old, and installing something new. Dave rants on the US. Consuming without satisfaction. We need foosball in the Olympics.
Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time. A late show. Good readings, crappy sermon: a rant. Discerning the whisper. The desert and the beach can both be scary, but go for it anyway. And if you screw up, that's okay too.
Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time. Back to the remote show. Food for thought and the soul as opposed to junk food. How to market the good stuff and make money?
Some Sunday in Ordinary Time. TUCSON!! La vida loca. About women. Sexuality and spirituality. Squares versus cubes in relationships.
Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time. Back from the beach, with St. Pete and St. Paul. God hanging at the beach and talking to us. Maybe we need to do something else. Touch other issues.
Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time. Pay now, play later; it's not the American way. Defining winning to mean not winning yet. Suffering due to lack of authenticity. So be who you are.
Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time. A nation of priests. Yeah. That's what we need. Some ranting. Maybe the lost sheep are better.
Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time. Making the right sacrifice: your will. Know God and love. Have the courage to be who you were made to be. You'll be happier. Truth works.
Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time. Laws. The spirit versus the letter of the law. Using the rules to try to win the game as opposed to actually listening to God. And then doing what you're told. It's not usually easy, but playing the game from either side won't work.
Corpus Christi. The Body and Blood of Christ. Eating bread, and making one body. Let's make some bread, and share it. Rather than feeding on each other. I'm going to go out and get some yeast. Beer is also made from grain and yeast.
Trinity Sunday. We explain the Trinity in two minutes. Holy kisses. Baseball signs. Getting God on your team. (I guess I really do need to use that wind screen...)
Pentecost. Also Mother's Day. The Holy Spirit gives you gifts (like your mother), and pushes you to succeed. Tongues of fire, speaking in tongues, xenoglossia, other. Getting out of your room and being the Church with everyone. Administrative refereeing.
1Ascension of the Lord. Talk about horses in honor of the Derby. Dealing with the roller coaster ride that is life with the Holy Spirit. Taking the leap towards unity. Or not. Physical and/or spiritual evolution.
Sixth Sunday of Easter. Joy and the Holy Spirit. Get some joy. Not the same as stuff, or pleasure. Some rambling about the Pope. Dave is not happy with the New Yorker. Foosball planning.
Fifth Sunday of Easter. We took a week off. Deacons; they should be serving me lunch. Cheerleading pyramids. Plenty of room in heaven. The Pope is in town!
Third Sunday of Easter. Not recognizing Jesus. Treating people with respect. The eleven. Jokes in the scriptures. Getting the twelve back, with jokes. Paying ransom to therapists.
Second Sunday of Easter. Doors are locked, maybe some will open. Doubting things. Suffering and rejoicing. Eating with exultation. Exploding water. In communes.
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