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In the Father's House There Are No Broken Vessels

In the Father's House There Are No Broken Vessels

a Lenten homily

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Marc Chagall Etching, Jeremiah in the Pit, from the Bible Series, 1958
Marc Chagall Jeremiah in the Pit 1958

Today’s appointed text is a classic, a Lenten standard. The story of Jeremiah at the potter’s house. It reminds me of another classic, one we will read this coming Sunday, the third Sunday in Lent: the story of Jesus cleansing the temple, his Father’s house. 

In the first story, the prophet sees what he had to see to…

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