May 2009 ERI MP3 - Easter in the 'Meantime'

MAY:   Easter in the “Meantime” – “Do this in remembrance of me.”

If modernity undermined our sacramental sensibilities, postmodernity is eroding our anthropological sensibilities. Without sacramental sensibilities we lose a sense of grace, and without Anthropological sensibilities we lose a sense of nature – human nature. In this session of the E.R.I. we will reflect on the need to recognize and bear witness to the relationship between nature and grace. Since the Eucharist is where the Christian both participates in this mystery and is nourished for the work of witnessing to it, we will end with a Eucharistic reflection. 

Note: this presentation contains references to paintings by Raphael. Images of these paintings may be viewed on our website by following this link: http://cornerstone-forum.org/imageseri.aspx

Free downloadable MP3 audio file of Gil Bailie's Emmaus Road Initiative May 2009 presentation at St. Patrick's Seminary & Universtiy, CA.

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