Musings from the High Desert
Summary: Fr. Gabriel Rochelle shares from his wide range of insights, imaginings, and interests.
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Frt. Gabriel asks, "Could it be that you have placed the Resurrection of Christ in the past?"
Frt. Gabriel asks, "Could it be that you have placed the Resurrection of Christ in the past?"
Fr. Gabriel asks the question, "How do we maintain a balance between spirit and form in the Church?"
Fr. Gabriel asks the question, "How do we maintain a balance between spirit and form in the Church?"
Fr. Gabriel meditates on the perennial problem of spirit versus form in the Church.
Fr. Gabriel meditates on the perennial problem of spirit versus form in the Church.
Fr. Gabriel discusses the first petition of the prayer after the anaphora and before the Lord's Prayer in the Divine Liturgy.
Fr. Gabriel discusses the first petition of the prayer after the anaphora and before the Lord's Prayer in the Divine Liturgy.
Where was authority in the early Church, and what does it mean for us today? Fr. Gabriel answers these questions and more on a new Musings from the High Desert.
Where was authority in the early Church, and what does it mean for us today? Fr. Gabriel answers these questions and more on a new Musings from the High Desert.
According to St. James, religion consists of caring for the misfortunate and training ourselves to edify and maintain the Christian life.
According to St. James, religion consists of caring for the misfortunate and training ourselves to edify and maintain the Christian life.
On a new Musings from the High Desert, Fr. Gabriel Rochelle shares his understanding of where we are in American Christianity at the start of 2011.
On a new Musings from the High Desert, Fr. Gabriel Rochelle shares his understanding of where we are in American Christianity at the start of 2011.
Fr. Gabriel describes the difference in understanding between the Christian East and the Christian West when it comes to the Incarnation, sin, grace, and redemption.
