“Remember our hypothesis at the outset?  Nothing is as simple as it seems.  And conversely, everything is more miraculous than we can

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“There is a fine line between the mundane and the miraculous.  If you see the miraculous as mundane, life becomes a bore. 

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Christmas 1953 or 1954: I finish checking out Grandma Mary’s towering, ornamented Christmas tree. “Sacred Infant, all divine, / What a tender

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“Shame and guilt go hand in hand, one feeding the other.  They are partners of destruction, eroding our lives. . . . 

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“Wholeness is falling in love with the same old sacred rhythms, the same old places, the same old miraculous people every day

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“We take constants for granted.  And that is a problem with God, if I may say it that way.  God is the

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