Lost in Faith

In a chapter of Asking the Fathers entitled “Holy Reading,” Aelred Squire quotes William of St. Thierry:
The Scriptures need to be read in the same spirit in which they were written, and only in that spirit are they to be understood. You will never reach an understanding of Paul until, by close attention to [...]

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“Let’s create creatures with the capacity to fully enjoy us. We’re absolutely happy with ourselves, of course, because who we are and how we relate is incomparably wonderful. But so far, we’ve created no one who can share deeply in the unique joys of an intimate relationship with us where [...]

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Shoal Creek eNews 05.28.09
In This Issue
Hey Parents? Don’t [...]

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Trevor McKinney accepted his teacher’s challenged to change the world. The ground from which he came, an alcoholic mother and an absent father, wouldn’t create a suspicion of success. But from his mind, maybe, heart came the idea, “Pay it Forward.”
What if people sent three good deeds ahead, that is performed 3 [...]

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I spoke on the fear of poverty this morning and suggested that the antidote to the fear of poverty was generosity. I challenged people pretty hard to stop taking an exacto knife to the teachings of Jesus and removing all he said about wealth management.
Got this today!
… have been coming to Shoal Creek since [...]

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Poverty in Transkei article

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May 30th, Shoal Creek’s Students (6th thru 12th) are headed to St. Louis for 24 hours of May Madness!
Check out one stop, SKYZONE!

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Anthony Butler
4 May 2009
Johannesburg — But there are three reasons to caution against complacency. First, opinion makers’ belief that the government is on top of the epidemic is in part a product of their own privileged circumstances and the characteristic “invisibility” of HIV/AIDS.
Implicit rationing of ARVs has resulted in the privately insured — public servants, [...]

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