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Called to Become Pioneers of Hope

Posted on July 27, 2013 by Patricia M. Bombard

In the United States, we are very proud of our “pioneers,” those who left familiar territory and set out to explore new lands, and blaze new trails. Leonard Doohan, an emeritus professor at Gonzaga University, suggests in his latest book, Courageous Hope, that leaders today must be pioneers still. Continue reading →

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Aware of Our Essential Self

Posted on May 31, 2013 by Patricia M. Bombard

Barbara Marx Hubbard, in her 2001 book, Emergence: The Shift from Ego to Essence, attempts to take us to a new understanding of the self. I admit I am still working on fully integrating her vision, but I am attracted to it because of its holistic nature, and its ability to bridge the divide between science and religion. Continue reading →

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