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My New Book
Or where can I flee from your presence?”
Already There: Letting God Find You
You know who you are!
MY AMAZON AUTHOR PAGE
Just War, Lasting Peace Engaging the Frontiers . . . (page 47)
Students and Teachers in a Changing Landscape
Essential Reading for the Spiritual Seeker
Defying Devotional Debasement
Benedict XVI, Bob Dole & Bereavement
I Was Dying and You Rubbed My Feet
Buffy Vs. Joan
Nonviolence or Just War?
Weigel's Catholic World
Of Many Things (America) 9/20/04
Both Gen-Y and Catholic
St. Peter's Mistake (A letter to NCR)
1 Sometimes It Takes A Cannonball 2 Piety, Saints & Coincidence 3 Sixteenth Century Nip/Tuck 4 Lure of Romance, Allure of God 5 Imagine
6 The Difference 7 Power of the Past, Power of Penance 8 The Challenge of Conversion 9 Indifference 10 The Path To the Dark Side
11 Rough & Prickly 12 Solidarity With the Poor 13 God’s Will = Uninterrupted Joy? 14 Spiritual Highs & Lows 15 The Grace of Guilt & Letting God Forgive
16 Humor, Humility & Help 17 Knowing God’s Voice 18 With God As Our Schoolmaster 19 Inexplicable Encounters With God 20 Real Presences
21 God Was One of Us 22 Evil Distractions 23 Near Death Experiences 24 Out of Control? 25 Lost in the Ordinary
26 Impractical Outrage and Trust in God 27 There’s Something About Ignatius 28 Something About Ignatius, part 2 29 You Can’t Always Get What You Want 30 Wretched Excess
31 What Now, Lord? 32 “This Fellow Has No Brains” 33 God Ate My Homework 34 God’s Will: Beyond the Basics 35 Nobody Expects the Spanish Inquisition!
36 Unjust Imprisonment 37 “Time Off” for Good Behavior 38 Woe to Me When I’m a Pharisee 39 Holy Blindspots, Batman! 40 “Stuck,” For the Love of God
41 Truth, Justice and the Christian Way 42 Sometimes When God Slam a Door in Your Face . . . 43 How Practical Must We Be? 44 Three Days for a Louse?! 45 Losing Companions on the Journey
46 Teach Me To Be a Slacker 47 Love in the Time of AIDS 48 Light At the End of a Foggy Tunnel 49 Familiar Stranger 50 Ignatius the Reformer
51 Mud and Filth 52 Jesuit Brainwashing 53 Hospital Corners 54 Poverty and Accepting Generosity 55 Companions of Jesus
56 Contradictions, Crossroads, Plan B 57 Making Time for the Exercises
58 Finding God, Made Easy 59 Practicality, Trust, Lacking Ambition
Pursuits of a Hyphenated Priest
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Coming May 2012
My New Book
Where can I run from your spirit?
Or where can I flee from your presence?”
My Latest Book
Already There: Letting God Find You
About Me
- Mark Mossa, SJ
- Bronx, New York, United States
- What's a "hyphenated" priest? It's a priest who is also pursuing one or more other occupations. I am a student-priest, professor-priest and writer-priest. I am also a Jesuit priest, but that doesn't get a hyphen. I am currently doing all these things at Fordham University, in New York City.
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- . . . And I Let Myself Be Duped
- A Jesuit's Journey
- All Things Catholic (John Allen)
- Anna Arco's Diary
- Archbishop Terry Prendergast (S.J.)
- Cantando Nuestra Esperanza
- Cardinal Sean's Blog
- Catholicism, Holiness and Spirituality
- Charis Ministries (I also blog here)
- Charlotte Was Both
- dash30dash
- DotCommonweal
- Everything Is Holy Now
- First Things Blog
- For His Friends (Bishop Robert Lynch)
- Googling God
- IgnatianSpirituality.com
- In All Things (America Magazine)
- Just Jen
- Martha, Martha
- Musings of a Discerning Woman
- National Jesuit News
- Not Faithless, but Believing Be
- Putting on the Heart of Christ
- Quantum Theology
- R.C. Mommy
- Sister Cathy
- St. Elizabeth of Cayce
- The Catholic Illustrator's Guild
- The Good Word (America Magazine)
- The Reluctant Draggard
- Theological Lint
- This Ignatian Life
- Transcendental Musings
- What God Wants For Your Life
- Whispers in the Loggia
- Whosoever Desires
Other Stuff I've Written
TWO PILGRIMS' JOURNEY
*** Two Pilgrims' Journey ***
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