Publisher @OrbisBooks, saint-whisperer @GiveUsThisDayLP. #TolstoysTalesofTrump. #MastersofSocialIsolation. Seeking meaning in the sacred and the absurd.

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The Highlander Center is a landmark in the history of the freedom struggle in the US. washingtonpost.com/nation/20…
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The amazing story of Fr Daniel Berrigan and the Catonsville 9 orbisbooks.com/at-play-in-th… @OrbisBooks
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This is exactly right. In Africa and L.A. it is common for Evangelicals to blare loud-speakers during Catholic services, believing they are proclaiming the true faith. A rose bears the best witness by its own smell—not by loudly proclaiming its superiority above all flowers.
Replying to @father_rmv
He (and Pope Benedict) have made a clear distinction between proselytism and evangelization, with one being coercion and one bringing the Gospel to others and changing hearts. This is not new. Where have you been?
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Here is the latest video of my series on saints from @SheenCenter and @GiveUsThisDayLP Learn the story of St. Ignatius Loyola: piped.video/HDI-IXzXmUU #Jesuits @americamag #SocietyofJesus
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Bd Natalia Tulasiewicz died in the gas chamber of Ravensbruck concentration camp 3/31/45, 2 days before liberation. A Polish laywoman, she felt called to serve God in the world: “Let us carry the holiness in our souls to the streets.” In 1943 sent to Germany as a laborer.
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Her ministry among fellow laborers attracted notice of the Gestapo; she was arrested and sent to Ravensbruck, where she resumed her ministry. “Only holiness is the fullness of love. I must become a saint, a modern saint, a theocentric saint.” Beatified in 1999. @GiveUsThisDayLP
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AG Barr is redacting information in the Mueller report “that would unduly infringe on the personal privacy and reputational interests of peripheral third parties.”
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Replying to @thewillwitt
It began as an ordinary flight. But first the flight attendant and then everyone on the plane seemed to know who he was. “Welcome,” they whispered. Will Witt was about to find himself on a very unusual flight—a first class ticket to the Twilight Zone.
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Ends on a hopeful note.
Yours truly on Trump, pathocracy, and positive disintegration. rawstory.com/2019/03/clinica…
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Marc Chagall, d 3/28/1985. “For me, Christ has always symbolized the true type of the Jewish martyr. That is how I understood him when I used this figure for the first time.. .It was under the influence of the pogroms.”
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“Do not think that saintliness comes from occupation; it depends rather on what one is. The kind of work we do does not make us holy. But we may make it holy.”—Meister Eckhart
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Fritz Eichenberg created this image of the Annunciation for the cover of Dorothy Day’s “The Long Loneliness.” We see an already pregnant Mary, evidently asleep, while an angel whispers in her ear. Meanwhile, a winding road leads to Mt Calvary, where 3 crosses are waiting.
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Eichenberg chose to link the turning point in Day’s memoir—her decision to respond with gratitude to the gift of her unexpected pregnancy—with Mary’s consent to accept her role in a divine plan beyond her comprehension.
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The whole history of salvation is encompassed in Mary’s act of faith. But it is renewed and extended in every act of faith.
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As Dag Hammarskjold said: “I don’t know Who—or What—put the question. But st some moment I did answer Yes to Someone—or Something—and from that hour I was certain that existence is meaningful and that, therefore, my life, in self-surrender had a goal.”
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In the life of many saints their holiness did not lie in a particular action but in the constant effort, over a lifetime, to answer Yes—to follow where God was leading them. orbisbooks.com/a-living-gosp…
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