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

Joined December 2016
From my Cat Stevens phase— 1978, the next day my Catholic Worker brother Brian Terrell and I were arrested blocking railroad tracks at the Rocky Flats nuclear plant in CO. Where they make nuclear triggers for H bombs. I spent 16 days fasting in solitary in the Jefferson Co jail.
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Happy 95th birthday to Gustavo Gutiérrez, with thanks for yr option for the poor, yr witness to the God of Life, and for helping us to read the Gospel with new eyes.
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All theologies, including a theology of liberation, “are not worth one act of faith, love, hope, committed …in active participation to liberate humankind from everything that dehumanizes it and prevents it from living according to the will of God.”
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Is this second tweet accurate? Are there words missing ?
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All theologies, including a theology of liberation, “are not worth one act of faith, love, hope, committed …in active participation to liberate humankind from everything that dehumanizes it and prevents it from living according to the will of God.”
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Is this second tweet accurate? Are there words missing ?
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Yes, final sentence from A Theology of Liberation.
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Yes, final sentence from A Theology of Liberation.
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"Xavier Rynne's" "Vatican Council II" is still in print @OrbisBooks. In reissuing this work in 1999 I asked the author, Redemptorist priest Francis X Murphy to write a new foreword in which he described how, by means of "assiduous casuistry" he maintained his anonymity.
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Asked point-blank by his superior if he was Xavier Rynne, he replied: "No Father, I am not Xavier Rynne. I am Francis Murphy."
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"Xavier Rynne's" "Vatican Council II" is still in print @OrbisBooks. In reissuing this work in 1999 I asked the author, Redemptorist priest Francis X Murphy to write a new foreword in which he described how, by means of "assiduous casuistry" he maintained his anonymity.
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Asked point-blank by his superior if he was Xavier Rynne, he replied: "No Father, I am not Xavier Rynne. I am Francis Murphy."
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Servant of God Julia Greeley, one of 6 African Americans on the road to canonization.m, died June 7 1918. My reflections in @GiveUsThisDayLP (art: Anthony VanAndale)
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Honored today to have received the @PaxChristiMNY Eileen Egan peacemaker award and to be honored alongside friends from the @kingsbayplow7 @AmistadObrero - nypaxchristi.org/2023/05/01/… @ManhattanEdu
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Wonderful! Eileen is smiling.
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Yes— curious that the claim of conspiracy theories comes from Scott Horton, with no evidence cited. Don’t know why that was given prominence. And the reference to QAnon is not in a quote.
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Yes, but why mention QAnon at all?
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Politico brands Daniel Ellsberg a conspiracy theorist for thinking America has a “covert empire around the world.”
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Glad you call out this gratuitous slight, which marred an otherwise good piece.
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In my father’s office there is a closet piled to the ceiling with boxes of photos. I spent hours gleaning for traces of my own life. Found only a handful of pictures of us together.
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Among the many boxes of photos from Vietnam and of his life with my stepmother Patricia I was moved to discover that his primary subject—recorded in 10s of 1000s of photographs was close-ups of flowers. Just like mine. Beauty.
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A preview of Henri Nouwen’s new “Ukraine Diary’” in ⁦@MaryknollMag⁩ ⁦@OrbisBooks
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See my publisher’s letter, highlighting Jon Sobrino and offering 25% off his titles, including his latest, “Theology without Deception.” Www.orbisbooks.com
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@RobertEllsberg retweeted
To a disciple obsessed with the thought of life after death the Master said, “Why waste a single moment thinking of the hereafter?” “But is it possible not to?” “Yes.” “How?” “By living in heaven here and now.” “And where is this heaven?” “In the here and now.”—Anthony de Mello
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