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		<title>by: rob holder</title>
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					<description>I did not know that,  AWESOME.  I was just discussing w/ my daughters the other day about this Sunday's reading.  As were driving home, there was a homeless man pushing a shopping cart and I asked my oldest (11) what she thought about him and she said he was indeed, a weirdo.  She had seen him pushing his cart around the outskirts of her school.  But then I asked her, what would Jesus do today w/ this man.  Would he not stop him and ask him about his aluminum cans?  Would he not tell him about a metal so precious that not all the cans in the world would be of equal value?
She agreed he would approach him, sit w/ him, and maybe even go w/ him to the Recycling Center.  This Lent season, let us reach out to someone who is unlovable, untouchable--someone w/ AIDS, homeless, or drug user, maybe in prison and give them the embrace of our LORD.

rob</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I did not know that,  AWESOME.  I was just discussing w/ my daughters the other day about this Sunday&#8217;s reading.  As were driving home, there was a homeless man pushing a shopping cart and I asked my oldest (11) what she thought about him and she said he was indeed, a weirdo.  She had seen him pushing his cart around the outskirts of her school.  But then I asked her, what would Jesus do today w/ this man.  Would he not stop him and ask him about his aluminum cans?  Would he not tell him about a metal so precious that not all the cans in the world would be of equal value?<br />
She agreed he would approach him, sit w/ him, and maybe even go w/ him to the Recycling Center.  This Lent season, let us reach out to someone who is unlovable, untouchable&#8211;someone w/ AIDS, homeless, or drug user, maybe in prison and give them the embrace of our LORD.</p>
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