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Desire and the Spiritual Life

Expressing our desires brings us into a closer relationship with God Otherwise it would be like never telling a friend your innermost thoughts Your friend would remain distant When we tell God our desires our relationship to God deepens Desire is a primary way that God leads people to discove

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Good Deeds at Loyola High

Good deeds at Loyola High in Los Angeles nbsp Woulda been nice if they mentioned the motivation for all those good deeds–gee let s see maybe it has something to do with the fact that the school has a beautiful chapel that the students seem to be gee praying that one guy has a photo of

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Here Comes the LA Congress

Next week is the annual Los Angeles Religious Education Congress a giant Catholic cruise-ship of an event with typically upwards of 40 000 people from a broad array of pastoral work spending several days together in Anaheim for conversation inspiration and a hope for a holy break from the routin

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Tea Party v. Evangelicals

Ben Smith rsquo s blog over at Politico com is a must-read on any day but today it is a stop-what-you-are-doing go-read-it-right-now read He looks at the growing suspicion among conservative evangelical voters of the libertarian impulses of the tea party movement The immediate worry is that the

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Pope Benedict feels the heat

Tom Heneghan at Reuters has an excellent analysis piece on the developing central European abuse crisis The more the scandal of Catholic priests sexually abusing boys in Germany spreads the more the focus turns to Rome to see how Pope Benedict reacts The story is getting ever closer to the German

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Mr. Massa, Please Go!

On last weekend rsquo s NPR quiz show Wait Wait Don rsquo t Tell Me host Peter Sagal recalled the resignation of then-Governor Elliott Spitzer who got caught up in a high-end prostitution ring Sagal commented Who know that would be the high water mark for moral conduct among New York politic

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