The end of the Christmas season is fast approaching, but the Incarnation is a mystery that we should contemplate all year. The Gospels of the Christmas liturgies are a beautiful way to help us do this, so let’s take a look at each of them in turn as a way to keep the Incarnation in our hearts as we prepare to return to Ordinary Time.
Patrick Schmadeke
Patrick Schmadeke is a 2020 graduate of the MDiv program at the University of Notre Dame. He is passionate about advancing biblical literacy in the Church and all things theology.
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Continuing to Contemplate the Incarnation Year-Round
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Patrick Schmadeke on Jan 7, 2021 11:31:15 AM
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Topics: Incarnation, Scripture, Christmas
The infancy narratives in Matthew and Luke contain some of the most cherished passages in all of Scripture. These stories have influenced everything from sacred art to modern pop culture, inspiring the imagination of all who read them. What we might not expect, however, is that the infancy narratives are not merely about the baby Jesus. As we prepare our hearts to hear these familiar stories this Christmas, we would do well to remember that the infancy narratives are also about our hope in the crucified and risen Jesus.
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