Mutual Moments, Roots

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Mutual Moments, Roots Wings at the Dawn of the
Virtual Age
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Do we all wonder if the world revolves around us?

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Time and place
Astoria, Oregon
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Community, Contingency Christianity
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Works Cited
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When you grow up, you can be anything you want
to be, my father said.
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I wanted to be a priest I became a writer.
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I became a wife
It was during streaking in 1974 at Glassboro
State College that I met Jim, a radio guy. We
both found good stories mine for print and his
for broadcast and found life partners.
The bishop in our diocese told us we must be
married indoors, rather than outdoors. But isnt
God everywhere? We were married by a Unitarian
minister a Catholic priest blessed our marriage
seven years later.
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a mother
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mother-in-law and grandmother
1Year Old
Due Sept. 2006
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The world as we know it is passing away
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On retreat, I prayed for guidance and direction
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I pondered whats next
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Women are bad at seeing something, reaching
out and saying, I want that. Let the community
help. The Re. Wm. Moisant
I had already turned my stained glass hobby into
a small business Should I continue working in
stained glass? Or am I to find light in some
other shape or form?
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Stanley Mills was a beacon of light.
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Education is something no one can take away
- John Salva
Stan Mills and Stephen Petersen at SLU
graduation, May 2005
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NJIT MSPTC You dont need to relocate
www.ctcentral.com
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NJIT online with WebCT
A virtual commute from OR to NJ
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Again, I prayed
Carol, What a wonderful adventure!  It's so
wonderful so see God's hand in something we're
doing.   Yes, you may use the Touching the Holy,
however it will help you.  No, the Sentinel has
not done a feature -- and I would decline.  I
just don't do media at all.   How I got started
-- 9 years ago I did my first Lenten Series.  I
had vacationed in Florida and was visiting one of
my best friends prior to Lent (which is standard
operation for me -- sun and beach before the
Lenten journey in the desert).  He is very
technologically savvy.  He was the one that
suggested I should do a daily message.  He
explained to me email (which I did not have at
that time) and how it would work.  So I came
back, investigated, and started on a very small
scale.  Probably less than 100 addresses.  Today,
I understand from the parishioner who handles the
address list for me, there's nearly 2000.  Yea,
God.  God has intervened when I wanted to give
this up a couple of years ago, because managing
the address list was way too, too difficult.  I
mentioned one day in front of this man that I
probably wasn't going to do this because I spent
way too much time on the addresses.  He said,
I'll take care of it. That's the story, God's 
blessings. Fr. Bob
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College of Science and Liberal Arts Humanities
Department MSPTC Program
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Roots
Family and Friends
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Spring 2006
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Wings
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Campus Life/GSA
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PTC 624 Professional Technical Editing
Walter Ong taught at SLU Stan Mills sent me a
copy of Orality and Literacy, a required text
in my coursework in NJITs MSPTC program.
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Technology spanning generations
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Roots Wings
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Like trees, human beings also need deeply
anchored roots. Only those who are rooted in
fertile soil have stability. But those who think
they can live without foundations live an
uncertain existence, like roots without soil.
Pope John Paul II Words to Live By Address to
Pilgrims from Carinthia, Austria, Dec. 16, 2000
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Happiness is essentially a state of going
somewhere, wholeheartedly, one-directionally,
without regret or reservation.

- William H. Sheldon
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Mort Crims Second Thoughts
Click speaker icon to hear national radio story
on Stanley Mills graduation. Initial date of
broadcast July 15, 2005