006 – Origins of IMOS
The God-given gift of having some facility with languages early in my life encountered suffering and boredom and led me to seek an adequate translation of both scripture and liturgy. Can the liturgy speak to the real lives of adults who suffer? who are bored? Here’s a brief story of what led me to write in the first place.
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Deep Calls to Deep 
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As I listen to the videos to support IMOS, I feel an urge to respond. Every time. There is so much that speaks to me in the particulars of my today. However, when I try to put my thoughts into words, it gets lengthy and disorganized … then I delete. Still I have the urge to comment. I recognize that I have been transformed in my lifetime. Multiple times … or is it a continuing process? Also, it seems that articulation can heighten and deepen the transformation itself. A community with whom to dialogue gives an opportunity to articulate in ways that go beyond my journal so I appreciate Deep Calls to Deep. Thank you for the possibilities.
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