I’m still a Tebow fan, even after that horrendous game this past weekend. A couple of parishioners forwarded this article to me. I think you will find it interesting!
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As the eagle soars above the mountains beyond the heights of creation, John the Evangelist elevates the person of Jesus Christ to a realm outside the capacity of human comprehension. And yet, we see in John’s scripture that the Divine was just as near to humanity: “and the Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us” (John 1:14). It is with this spirit of the Beloved Disciple that I write this blog. Will I navigate the heights of creation as the eagle or attempt to explain the utter colossality of the Incarnation? Most likely no, however I will give people a glimpse into the life of a newly ordained priest serving a suburban parish community. With St. John as my inspiration, I anticipate remarking on relevant topics in the Church, discussing life here at St. Dominic Parish in Brookfield, WI, and journeying towards a greater understanding of priestly ministry in our 21st century world.
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I see that Tim sustained rib, chest and lung injuries, probably in the third quarter and continued to play. I don’t believe God has ever intervened in any sporting event ever. My God is a God of integrity and would never do that. Tim Tebow says he does not pray to win, just to do his best and thanks God for the opportunity. Sounds like something to emulate in every facet of our lives – not just sports.