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Articles by Antonio Cabello

Rev. Antonio Cabello, Iglesia San Esteban Martir / St. Stephen’s Church, Elgin, IL.

Mary, Mother of God: A Confessional & Patristic Reading from a Hispanic Pastor

February 11, 2015 by Antonio Cabello

My interest in and understanding of the Mother of God comes from an outreach perspective. Let me explain: I have been a missionary to Hispanic communities for the last eleven years, both as a mission developer for the ELCA’s Division of Outreach and now as a parish pastor. A missionary needs to understand his context […]

Filed Under: Hispanic Latino Theology and Ministry

Imagenes desde la Perspectiva de la Encarnacion

February 11, 2015 by Antonio Cabello

A synopsis of the essay… In the accompanying Spanish language essay, Pastor Antonio Cabello defends the use of sacred images and icons in worship and devotion, through scripture, patristic writings and Luther. Images are not objects of worship in and of themselves. Rather, they serve to remind God’s people of what He has accomplished on […]

Filed Under: Hispanic Latino Theology and Ministry II

The Challenge and the Promise

February 11, 2015 by Antonio Cabello

Our church decided twenty years ago to seek added diversity by establishing the goal of raising the ELCA’s minority membership to 10% within the first ten years of our common life. Sadly, the ELCA has consistently fallen short of this mark, despite the best of intentions. In this article, I will share from my perspective, […]

Filed Under: Churchwide Assembly 2007

20.1 Lent 2015

The Catechumenate

19.4: Advent 2014

Communion and Community

19.3: Ordinary Time 2014

Green coffee beans (top left), Nicaraguan red beans (top right), corn (bottom left) and millet, vital Nicaraguan crops, held in women farmers’ hands

Food and Justice

19.2: Pentecost 2014

Latvian Wheat by Dace Kiršpile

Growing Leaders

19.1: Epiphany 2014

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