Needless to say, I was trying to impress him. This was the first instant millionaire I’d ever met.
William J. O'Malley
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On Being and Becoming: The God of second chances
Perhaps that is why God eventually invented people, because he loves stories.
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The Wisdom Of Oz: Taking the long way home
I have long puzzled over the ruby slippers in “The Wizard of Oz,” an archetype of childhood and transformation. When Dorothy’s house lands on the Wicked Witch and Glinda shows up, these slippers are magically transfered to Dorothy. It would seem that she now possesses her transport
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Forgive Us Our Debts: What Victor Hugo taught me about justice
What Victor Hugo taught me about justice
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Quantum Spirituality
The physical sciences, once believed to be antithetical to God, can exorcize our attempts to box in this awesome energy.
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Faulty Guidance: A new framework for high school catechesis fails to persuade.
A new framework for high school catechesis fails to persuade.
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William J. O’Malley, S.J.
Essays on faith, science and teaching young people
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Forgiving God: Can we make sense of suffering?
Can we make sense of suffering?
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The Eye and I: Do the questions science poses diminish the God of faith?
Do the questions science poses diminish the God of faith?
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Understanding Reconciliation: From March 7, 1992
In These Pages: From March 7, 1992