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Amon. Dad.

“Just me – party of one.” She smiled, like I was clever. “This ok?” She sat me in a booth, sharing a back with Nick. Didn’t know his name til an hour later when she said behind me, “Thanks for dining with us tonight… [pause to look at the bill] Nick.” “Gotta go son, gonnaContinue reading “Amon. Dad.”

Posted byNeil DursoFebruary 19, 2026Posted insoulLeave a comment on Amon. Dad.

Teachers. Mom. Relationships.

I’m not sure any profession is worse about bringing their work home with them than teachers are:-)

Posted byNeil DursoDecember 4, 2025Posted inrelationshipsTags:love, Richard Rohr, suffering, teachersLeave a comment on Teachers. Mom. Relationships.

Penn State fires coach

Good! I don’t know the guy. Nothing to do with his personal worth. Sorry fellow fans & fellow alum. Obvious he had to go.  PSU’s history makes it obvious: PSU wants to like their coach more than they want to be excellent enough to win. Also true at ND since I was there with Holtz. Continue reading “Penn State fires coach”

Posted byNeil DursoOctober 14, 2025October 14, 2025Posted inUncategorized1 Comment on Penn State fires coach

Catholic is not my identity. Nor ANYone’s

You, my friend, are – before and above anything else – beloved. Which, to me, is apocalyptic.

Posted byNeil DursoSeptember 9, 2025September 9, 2025Posted inpolitics, religion, spiritualityTags:Brennan Manning, darkness, egology, Einstein, humility, hypocrisy, love, Marxism, our nature, politics, religion, Richard Rohr, self-deception, Shadow, suffering, tribalismLeave a comment on Catholic is not my identity. Nor ANYone’s

Are people really doing the best they can do?

The ego can’t abide the mystery in, “I don’t know. I really don’t.”

Posted byNeil DursoJune 18, 2025June 18, 2025Posted inmystery, psychology, reflections on worth, relationshipsTags:Brene Brown, contentment, ego, egology, egosystem, humility, in the moment, judgement (judgment), psyche-ology, reality, self-deception, transformationLeave a comment on Are people really doing the best they can do?

We are forgiven because we are first loved (1)

“although he knew he was a great sinner, he also knew that Jesus loved him completely, as he was”

Posted byNeil DursoJune 7, 2025June 9, 2025Posted inGod, religion, soul, spirituality, YeshuaTags:apology, Bishop Robert Barron, Brennan Manning, egology, forgiveness, God, love, religion, Richard Rohr, shame, transformation, YeshuaLeave a comment on We are forgiven because we are first loved (1)

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