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- Credo, a First Draft wp.me/p1LpHq-1aW 10 hours ago
- Daily Teaching for Monday, May 20th wp.me/p1LpHq-1aU 16 hours ago
- Daily Teaching for Sunday, May 19th wp.me/p1LpHq-1aS 1 day ago
- So, Mount Mary, you offer a justice degree with a lily white faculty? Am I missing something here? 2 days ago
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BishopCraig Podcast- Evolving Visions and Versions of God, Part I April 28, 2013
- Tragedy in Boston: The Message from the Compassionate Heart Community on April 21st April 21, 2013
- Lineage and the Evils of Apostolic Succession April 10, 2013
- Sermon from the Ordination of Yvonne Younes April 8, 2013
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Category Archives: reality
The Double Edged Sword of Patriotism
As I listened to President Obama’s victory speech Wednesday morning – I confess, I didn’t make it long enough to listen to it live – I was struck by two things he said that I am rather ambivalent about. I … Continue reading
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A Turd by any Other Name
It seems to be really popular these days in certain trendy spiritual circles to be incessantly cheery, positive, upbeat, thankful, joy-filled, optimistic, have a spring in your step, look at the glass as being half-full, just know today is going … Continue reading
Thinning the Herd
I’ve been at work the last few weeks thinning the herd of emails that come into my email box on a daily basis. The ones I am focusing on most are the ones that attempt to create a false sense … Continue reading
Trusting Your Instincts
Have you ever had an experience that didn’t seem out of the ordinary when it happened, but after you had the chance to reflect on it you realized that everything was not as it seemed in real-time? Could I have … Continue reading










