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Tag Archives: men
Summoning Adam
I recommend that you pick up a copy of PRISM magazine’s Nov/Dec issue entitled: “Summoning Adam.” Lots of good articles in there… The issue specifically speaks of men of faith who are on the front line of putting their hands … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian men, masculinity, men, Men's Work, PRISM magazine
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The Journey of “A Bigger World…” Two
So it has been some months since I’ve spoke of the adventures with the book, “A Bigger World Yet; Faith, Brotherhood, and Same-Sex Needs.” As of late there have been two events I have been invited to participate in because … Continue reading
Posted in The Book
Tagged healing work, men, mythopoetic men's movement, same-sex attraction, same-sex needs
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The Journey of “A Bigger World…” One
So the book “A Bigger World Yet, Faith, Brotherhood, and Same Sex Needs” has been in the hands of others now for over a month. It’s been interesting seeing the books get out there. I feel like they’re little seed … Continue reading
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Tagged healing work, men, mythopoetic men's movement, same-sex attraction, same-sex needs
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A Leap Into the Abyss
Well, it’s time for me to open up to you what has been on my heart for a long time. For over the past four and a half years with the help of some wise individuals in my community I … Continue reading
Posted in The Book
Tagged brotherhood, friendship, men, Men's Work, mythopoetic men's movement, same-sex attraction, same-sex needs
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Magnificent Specimens
Well, running around New York City again- and before I talk about anything too serious here, saw a very fun set of work while in the Chelsea neighborhood. Since much of my own work deals with issues around masculine identity … Continue reading
Posted in Interesting...., Men's Work
Tagged beards, images of men, masculine identity, men, mustaches
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A place to enter inside; in community.
As mentioned in a previous post I have been reading through a book that’s reflecting on the men’s movement in the 90’s. I’m finding it very assuring, and it’s getting me to reflect upon my own entrance into that community … Continue reading
Posted in Men's Work
Tagged men, men's retreat, men's weekend, mythopoetic men's movement
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A Cry For Friendship.
There was a very nice article as of late in The Chronicle of Higher Education entitled “Faux Friendships” By William Deresiewicz (thank you Rick for sending this on to me). It’s well worth the read. http://chronicle.com/article/Faux-Friendship/49308/ Its nice to see … Continue reading
Posted in Men's Work
Tagged friendship, male friendship, men, Men's Work, mythopoetic men's movement
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Such an Immense Place
You know I’ve picked up as of late a book on the men’s movement from the 1990’s called Wingspan, Inside the Men’s Movement (edited by Christopher Harding). It’s been very refreshing and reminds me of when I first introduced to … Continue reading
Posted in Men's Work
Tagged men, Men's Work, Michael Ventura, mythopoetic men's movement, Quote, to be a man
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Entering Deep Water
It has been said that the most difficult journey for a man to make is the 16″ between his head to his heart. I would covet your prayers this weekend as I and nineteen other men endeavor in that mysterious … Continue reading
Posted in Men's Work
Tagged deep water, emotional work, men, men's weekend, shadow work, St. Paul
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The Friendship Portrait, and a Requiem for Friendship
While at the Louvre this past May I was very happy to come upon one of Raphael’s friendship portraits that I discovered years prior. Seems that in the 16th century, it was a common practice for friends to get their … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Esolen, brotherhood, frienship, men, portrait, Raphael, Rubens
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