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From My Reading
“Easter morning. A very simple, quiet Eucharist around the table in Madame Vanier’s dining room….A small group of friends happy to be together. We spoke together about the resurrection. Liz, who works with many anguished people, said, “We have to keep … Continue reading
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Tagged Henri Nouwen, human agency, Sojourners, the resurrection, Walter Brueggemann, Wesley Granberg-Michaelson
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From My Reading
“Until people have had some mystical, inner spiritual experience, there is no point in asking them to follow the ethical ideals of Jesus or to really understand religious beliefs beyond the level of formula. At most, such moral ideals and doctrinal affirmations are … Continue reading
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This Little Light of Mine – part 3
During the Vietnam War, peace activist A.J. Muste (1885-1967), stood in front of the White House night after night with a candle – sometimes alone. A reporter interviewed him one evening as he stood there in the rain. “Mr. Muste,” the reporter … Continue reading
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Tagged A.J. Muste, Psalm 46:10, Wesley Granberg-Michaelson
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