Mealtime Ethics
What might liturgical communities and Eucharistic tables look like if we practiced Jesus’ mealtime ethics?
Ed Sloane is originally from West Virginia. He received his Ph.D. in religious education and pastoral ministry at the Boston College School of Theology and Ministry. His writing focuses on approaches to education in faith through the lens of ecological justice and pastoral ministry with LGBTQIA+ youth. Ed is also a high school theology teacher.
What might liturgical communities and Eucharistic tables look like if we practiced Jesus’ mealtime ethics?
We are called to help one another tell a new story—one in which God is a source of our healing rather than the author of our pain.
The vocation to be priest, prophet, and leader is nothing more than to know ourselves as God’s beloved and to illuminate that belovedness for one another.
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