Monthly Archives: March 2012

On October 16, 1973 Greenleaf gave a talk to the ‘Person/Team Section’ of the National Council of Catholic Laity in New Orleans, Louisiana.  In next number of postings I will be sharing quotes from this talk which focused on the … Continue reading →

I now come to the last entry from Greenleaf’s essay, The Search and The Seeker.  Greenleaf writes: I do not know what makes a seeker or why anybody should undertake the search.  I do not urge it upon others.  I … Continue reading →

In his 1966 essay, The Search and The Seeker, Greenleaf writes: . . .I should also say that seekers sometimes read too much, get too much involved in ways that others submit to them.  I regret that in my own … Continue reading →

In his 1966 essay, The Search and The Seeker, Greenleaf wrote: . . .the seeker may want to examine some of the ways that are offered [to search]. . . Regard them with openness and interest but do not expect … Continue reading →

In his essay, The Search and The Seeker, Greenleaf writes: Seeking as I have viewed it, is opening oneself to growth in awareness.  It is, in part, a cleansing of perception – both the inward and the outward.  It is … Continue reading →