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• Losing Self
  I hope you enjoy this comment by Ruth Burrows Parallels between John of Cross and Ignatius of Loyola “Ascent to Love: The spiritual Teaching of St. John of the Cross”
by Ruth Burrows 
 “John of the Cross says if you want God, if you want
 to begin the ascent of the mountain, then you have [...]
  John Hannah
• My Friend’s Pen Story
  I love getting mail from my friends. Here’s a friend telling me her version of my pen story. John, I really look forward to reading your blogs! I think you mentioned the Rescue Mission recently, which made me realize that I hadn’t dropped in with donation in a while. Saturday my daughter and I dropped [...]
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• Thinking About Liberation Theology
  7:05 AM I began to think that my Examen should be done more meditatively rather than at the keyboard. However, I think a lot better, more focused when I am writing. I don’t think God minds as long as I am searching out his voice. After the pen episode yesterday, nothing much happened. Two things [...]
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• What a Lost Pen Taught Me
  7:48 AM I really had a tough night. I woke up about four from a dream that I rely didn’t enjoy. It was truly not of the Good Spirit. When I tried to go back to sleep, the dog decided that she wanted to move around and her snoring seemed to be the loudest yet. [...]
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• Literally Humble
  7:59 AM Yesterday was one of surprises and blessings. My activities included: reading the Psalms on the back porch, coming to the office for a brief time and doing some work, having lunch with my son Seth, dropping the car off to get it fixed after running over some trash that fell of a truck [...]
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• Rahner on Freedom and Grace
  Although I disagree with the extent to which Rahner takes God’s self-communication in his salvidic theology, there is much in his theology that I whole heartedly embrace and appreciate. His insights into freedom and grace have provided two enlightenment that have made a positive change in my understanding of my faith. To understand freedom, one [...]
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• Breath as Prayer
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• Wealth May Not Be Riches
  After my last post, some friends suggested I read the book Radical. Good book but you can tell right away it is speaking from the Southern Baptist Tradition – the author skipped right over love and went straight to the sin problem. For me, I like Saint Ignatius’ approach. Once I am grounded in God’s [...]
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• Three Types of People
  7:19 AM As many of you know, I am taking myself through the Spiritual Exercises of Saint Ignatius in class. The last class covered The Second Week of the exercises. This week is a vacation week. How appropriate! The Second Week is about surrendering to Christ. One of the meditations in the Second Week is [...]
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• Literally Humble
  As most of my friends know, I am in the process of getting my MA in Pastoral Studies from Loyola Chicago. I read a book earlier entitled The Call to Discernment by Dean Brackley. If you take it to heart, it will shake you up! It talks of how the American economic system has created [...]
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• Losing Self
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