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Catholic Writings by Fr. Bernard Ezaki

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Tag: C.S. Lewis

The Marriage of Esmeralda (Allegory)

January 21, 2017 Father Bernard J. Ezaki Allegory

For I know well the Spring that flows and runs,Although it is night. That eternal Spring is hidden, For I know well where it has its rise,Although it is night.I do not know its origin, nor has it one;But I know that every origin has come from it,Although it is

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Of Lampposts, Lions, Language, and Lewis: Far-Reaching and Unimagined Consequences

January 20, 2017 Father Bernard J. Ezaki Homily

It was the autumn of 1980.  My friend Ann and I were walking to the Harvard Divinity School Library.  As we made our way along the little path that wound its way among fragrant pine trees, we paused before an old-fashioned looking lamppost, one of many on campus.            

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The King Is Coming

January 20, 2017 Father Bernard J. Ezaki Homily

And then they will see the Son of Man coming upon clouds with great power and majesty. –Mark 13:26–   Behold, he is coming amid the clouds, and every eye will see him. –Revelation 5:7–   Years ago my friend, Father Frans Berkhout, and I were on our way to

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God Is More Awesome than an Elephant OR How Many Saints Does It Take to Reveal Our God?

November 30, 2016 Father Bernard J. Ezaki Homily

A Homily for All Saints Day When I was in fifth grade, I remember reading a parable from ancient India.  It has stayed with me all these years.  Six blind men try to describe an elephant.  The first blind man grabs hold of the elephants moving trunk and says, “Unless

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