HeyJaredMidweek Musings
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Midweek Musings: Let's begin again (opens the original)
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Saint Francis of Assisi (1181-1226) once said: âLet us begin again for until now we have done nothing.â Francis said this during a time of turmoil within the growing community of followers whose lives were transformed by his message of peace, penance, and gospel simplicity. With these words, he reminds us that we are never as good or faithful as we think. He reminds us that every day can be a new beginning. Every day is a new day to rediscover Godâs grace. Every day is a new day to stand f
Midweek Musings: A different kind of vigilance (opens the original)
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Twenty-five years ago this week, I had just started a new job as campus chaplain at Endicott College in Beverly. Shortly after the plane hit the World Trade Centerâs second tower, I received a call from the college president. âDocâ Wylie said that he would be gathering all the students in the gymnasium, the only building on campus large enough to hold the entire student body, and that he wanted me to speak to the students. I asked who else would be speaking, and he said, âJust you, their
Midweek Musings: Silencing your worst-case scenario generator (opens the original)
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We the Fellowship of We Who Worry all possess Worst-Case Scenario Generators (WCSGs). WCSGs act as a sort of early warning system, raising the alarm about possible future disasters well in advance. My friend Ken, who has a great WCSG, points out that this early warning allows you to put in some really good worry time until the potential disasters really do or (more frequently) do not happen. We Who Worry believe it is highly effective at staving off disasters. Daytime worry works fairly well, bu
Midweek Musings: Learning with the Moonies (opens the original)
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I had gained some wisdom doing interfaith work over the decades, but discovered recently that I had more to learn. I am studying trauma-integrating meditation with author and mystic Thomas Hubl with students who practice various faiths from all over the world. At our first in-person meeting I connected with several people half my age. But then I found out they were Moonies! I was shocked. Being a Moonie was bad â right? Home delivery and Digital Access customers of the Gloucester Daily Times g
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