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Joined December 2016
Began working at @orbisbooks on July 6, 1987, 34 years ago. So grateful for this life, my colleagues, the authors I have worked with, and support of @MaryknollFrsBrs. Every day I get to wake up and say, "Here I am. Let's get to work." view.flipdocs.com/?ID=100273….
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Robert, am grateful for your great work and dedication. … I am very grateful for your honoring Jack Eagleson’s work before he died. Allen
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To those like @RobertEllsberg who have always said “the already…but what about the not yet?”
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Congratulations, Robert!
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It shows in the quality of the books. Where would liberation theology be without Orbis?
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Replying to @Joven1125
He paved the way for all that followed.
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George’s Bernanos, author of “The Diary of a Country Priest” d July 5 1948: “God did not create the Church to ensure the prosperity of the saints, but in order that she should transmit their memory. . . .
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Joan of Arc by Jules Bastien-Lepage at the Met.
Thich Nhat Hanh explains how to be fully alive. To watch the full talk from 2014, visit plumvillage.org/appointment
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George’s Bernanos, author of “The Diary of a Country Priest” d July 5 1948: “God did not create the Church to ensure the prosperity of the saints, but in order that she should transmit their memory. . . .
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The very definition of white fragility—banning any recollection of the past that would make white people feel uncomfortable. washingtonpost.com/outlook/c…
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@DanielEllsberg interviewed on NPR Fresh Air: Q: You had spent many years as a young man, as a real patriot. I mean, you truly believed in the country, right? ELLSBERG: Pardon me. .. I am a patriot, and that has never changed.” npr.org/2018/01/19/579101965…
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@DeannaTheMrs Hi. I happened to come across your video review of "The Franciscan Saints." I know it was not your cup of tea (fair enough), but you said you had many questions for the author, which I would be happy to answer. Feel free to contact me: orbisbooks@maryknoll.org
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A portrait of American exceptionalism: Invade and break countries, based on lies, with no regard for history or human life, sow the earth with atrocities all justified as promoting peace and democracy, regret nothing, learn nothing. Die peacefully in bed. thenation.com/article/world/…
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Rinse and repeat. Forever. Unless a new generation insists on remembering, learning, confessing, atoning. Other countries have done it. Why not ours?
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Great review of David Steindl-Rast’s “99 Names of God.” Available now at 30% off at @OrbisBooks. orbisbooks.com/99-names-of-g…
In "99 Names of God," the author's intent is not to collapse Islam into Christianity or vice versa, but rather to appreciate that Muslims too encounter God, and like Christians their naming is a way to enter into the nameless origin of all. ncr.media/3h8X96I
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Feast of St Thomas: “I cannot see the wounds of Jesus as Thomas saw them. I find them in doing works of mercy, in giving to the body of your injured brethren, for they are hungry, thirsty...slaves, in prisons, in hospitals. These are the wounds of Jesus in our day.”—Pope Francis
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Elie Wiesel died 15 years ago today on 7/2 2016. He was determined that the world never forget what he was condemned to remember. (Below, in Buchenwald.) "There may be times when we are powerless to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protest."
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