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	<title>Comments for Steve Lawler</title>
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	<description>priest / professor / psychologist</description>
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		<title>Comment on Steve Lawler by John Majkowski</title>
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		<dc:creator>John Majkowski</dc:creator>
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		<description>I heard about Mitch Albom on 90.7 FM  on Thursday.  He was interviewed by Don Marsh at 11:00 AM.  I had heard of his books before but never read one.  I found the comments about his most current work ( have a little faith...) intriguing.  As I am out of work and was born and raised in Detroit ( And still have family there).  And I am somewhat like Mitch.  Raised with strong religious upbringing,  but abandoned formal practice in my 20&#039;s....( like I expect a lot of my generation….)

So I picked it up at the Library Friday.  I couldn&#039;t put it down.  His words struck strong cords within me.  I found the comments moving and true to life.  The overall message about needing connections rang true.  

If you haven&#039;t read it.  Take a try.  I think there are several passages that would be of help to our members at Go!Network for support.

 I look forward to meeting you at the Go!Network function on 12/8.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I heard about Mitch Albom on 90.7 FM  on Thursday.  He was interviewed by Don Marsh at 11:00 AM.  I had heard of his books before but never read one.  I found the comments about his most current work ( have a little faith&#8230;) intriguing.  As I am out of work and was born and raised in Detroit ( And still have family there).  And I am somewhat like Mitch.  Raised with strong religious upbringing,  but abandoned formal practice in my 20&#8242;s&#8230;.( like I expect a lot of my generation….)</p>
<p>So I picked it up at the Library Friday.  I couldn&#8217;t put it down.  His words struck strong cords within me.  I found the comments moving and true to life.  The overall message about needing connections rang true.  </p>
<p>If you haven&#8217;t read it.  Take a try.  I think there are several passages that would be of help to our members at Go!Network for support.</p>
<p> I look forward to meeting you at the Go!Network function on 12/8.</p>
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