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Joe Langen

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My home page presents my writing. I have written four books, Commonsense Wisdom for Everyday Life, Young Man of the Cloth, The Pastor's Inferno and Navigating Life:Commonsense Reflections for the Voyage. I also write a biweekly newspaper column Selections from my books and columns appear on my website.

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    Conversations with Calliope- Bully Pulpit

    (Monastery Pulpit)

    JOE: Good afternoon Calliope.
    CALLIOPE: Good afternoon Joe. I trust you had a nice trip to New York.
    JOE: Indeed it did. Memorable in many ways.
    CALLIOPE: Tell me about one.
    JOE: I visited a monk at Immaculate Conception Monastery in Queens where I once lived. It brought back many memories and helped me settle some things in my mind.
    CALLIOPE: Such as?
    JOE: Reading and writing for one thing. There were books I was forbidden to read (Kant, Descartes, etc) which I read anyway. I saw the locked room where they were then kept.
    CALLIOPE: What memories did that bring back?
    JOE: My own somewhat incendiary writings from the time which eventually got me sent out of the monastery. It was the first time my writing made a difference to anyone.
    CALLIOPE: Quite a start. How about now?
    JOE: I don't write anything quite so inflammatory. Now I just offer my readers a chance to look at their lives in a more subtle way. The brashness of youth!
    CALLIOPE: Amazing isn't it. Where did the experience leave you?
    JOE: Wondering about what topics I should address these days and in what manner.
    CALLIOPE: Sounds like a useful thought.
    JOE: We shall see. Talk with you tomorrow.

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