Nov 14, 2007
BustedHalo Retreat
An outstanding retreat experience with a great group of people this past weekend at one of my favorite places on earth- Mt Paul Retreat Center in Oak Ridge, NY.
Thanks to all the team members for making this happen.
For more on BustedHalo Retreats- simply email me: mike@bustedhalo.com
Upcoming retreat events:
Feb 3, 2008 – BustedHalo POD Retreat – a “busy person’s Lenten retreat experience that involves the following:
- Listening to retreat talks on podcast once a week
- Meeting with a spiritual director twice in person during lent.
- Working with some spiritual websites throughout lent.
- Participating in 2 “virtual small groups” using skype.
Cost: $50
August 1-3, 2008 – BustedHalo Seeker’s Retreat – Mt Paul Retreat Center, Oak Ridge,NJ
A summer retreat experience open to all people in their 20s and 30s. Run by young adults, for young adults.
Cost: $100
October 24-26, 2008 - Who Do You Say That I Am?
A Jesus-focused retreat experience by young adults, for young adults.
Cost: $100
Nov 12, 2007
EWTN Scandal?
American Papist wrote this interesting post last week:
To be fair, Fr. Francis Mary Stone has not admitted to having a sexual encounter--so I'll reserve judgement here. I wonder what Mother Angelica would say--especially since she would regularly lambaste the more liberal end of the Catholic Church.
Regardless, this is the one show that I would watch on EWTN from time to time. So I'll keep the good father in my prayers.
To be fair, Fr. Francis Mary Stone has not admitted to having a sexual encounter--so I'll reserve judgement here. I wonder what Mother Angelica would say--especially since she would regularly lambaste the more liberal end of the Catholic Church.
Regardless, this is the one show that I would watch on EWTN from time to time. So I'll keep the good father in my prayers.
Nov 8, 2007
Finland Student Kills
From the NY TIMES:
More here
The insanity of these acts continue to stem from milennials seeing the world as a senseless place of chaos. Here the student looked to rectify this situation by eliminating those who are "disgraces of the human race."
The sad thing is that some grasp on tightly to a tradition and adhere to it but are healthy and able to integrate that well into their young lives. Others, especially the pathological, end up causing more chaos in their nihlistic way of life where nothing matters anymore.
The YouTube video, titled “Jokela High School Massacre — 11/7/2007,” was posted Tuesday by a user called Sturmgeist89.
Set to a song called “Stray Bullet” by the industrial rock band KMFDM, the video shows a photo of a building that appears to be Jokela High School. The photo breaks apart to reveal a red-tinted picture of a man pointing a handgun at the camera.
“I am prepared to fight and die for my cause,” read a posting by a user of the same name. “I, as a natural selector, will eliminate all who I see unfit, disgraces of human race and failures of natural selection.”
Hours after the massacre, the user’s account was suspended.
Lyrics to various songs by KMFDM, including “Stray Bullet,” were also posted on a Web site maintained by Eric Harris, one of the two gunmen in the 1999 massacre at Columbine High School in Colorado.
More here
The insanity of these acts continue to stem from milennials seeing the world as a senseless place of chaos. Here the student looked to rectify this situation by eliminating those who are "disgraces of the human race."
The sad thing is that some grasp on tightly to a tradition and adhere to it but are healthy and able to integrate that well into their young lives. Others, especially the pathological, end up causing more chaos in their nihlistic way of life where nothing matters anymore.
Nov 5, 2007
St Dominic's in San Francisco
Has a new podcast: Check them out by clicking here
I hosted an event here last week and they are really starting to do some creative things here.
I hosted an event here last week and they are really starting to do some creative things here.
Nov 1, 2007
Spirituality and Practice
The website Spirituality and Practice has also reviewed Googling God as a book on Questing.
See read their review of Googling God here as well.
See read their review of Googling God here as well.
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