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Tag Archives: New Year’s Day
Ringing in the New
LIVING AS APPRENTICES My Christmas decorations are put away, the furniture is re-arranged, the frosted cookies are almost gone. Somehow Advent has already moved into Christmastide; soon it will be Epiphany (Jan. 6). On January 13 we will silently pass into Ordinary Time until Lent. In early … Continue reading
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Tagged Francis Chan, New Year's Day, Richard Rohr, starting over
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Paradigm Shifts and New Year’s Resolutions
Long ago before I heard of the concept of “spiritual formation,” I discovered Stephen Covey who taught the need to be effective not just efficient. He emphasized that to accomplish this would take paradigm shift, a willingness to change perspective and see the world differently. After a paradigm shift, when … Continue reading
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Tagged New Year's Day, New Years's Resolutions, Paradigm shift, Stephen Covey
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