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Thursday, March 15, 2018

Bob Wilson TJ '65

Topic for Good Morning Grassroots 3/16 at 10 a.m.

Bob Wilson was our quarterback at Denver Thomas Jefferson High School, his new book was just published:

https://t.co/g5TfGK3pRE https://t.co/6H1QYN5Kzj https://t.co/M5JF087Vfm

(search Ripple Effect Bob Wilson)https://t.co/MwPMPO7qeO pic.twitter.com/74gyRvMJAv
— Bob Wilson (@A_RippleEffect) March 8, 2018

I'll talk about it tomorrow on Good Morning Grassroots, 10 a.m. MDT, 9 Pacific, live on Facebook/John.S.Wren Join us?

Thursday, March 08, 2018

Good Morning Grassroots at 10 am MT, 9 Pacific.

Good Morning Grassroots (click here.) You can listen live then or listen by recording any time after we stop about 10:10. To be on the show call me at (303)861-1447.

As promised just now on Linked In --are you and I Linked In? (click)-- I'll be talking about the meditation for today (Thur, 3/8) on Pray as You Go (click) and the coincidence of finding this book again this morning, haven't read it in years. See photo to right here on this page, or see it on Twitter (click.)

Tuesday, March 06, 2018

Wren College in DU Magazine.

Nice mention about new https://t.co/iigk05nYZM in current edition of @DU_Alumni magazine pic.twitter.com/Fc3f8wwPoN
— John Wren +++ Start! (@JohnSWren) February 8, 2018

Friday, March 02, 2018

Will you welcome newcomers to your neighborhood?: John S Wren: No snitching— Part 1.

Will you welcome newcomers to your neighborhood?: John S Wren: No snitching— Part 1.: John S Wren: No snitching— Part 1. : “Mind your own business, work with your own hands.” 1Thessalonians 4:11 KJV Part 1. Tuesday (9-5), Par...

Thursday, March 01, 2018

Calling All Colorado Citizen Journalists:

Will You Tweet From Our March 6 Caucus With These 3 Hashtags:

#COCaucus, #(My County’s Twitter Address), #(COGOP or CODems plus Precinct Number.)

If so, post comment on www.COCaucus.org, then share this with your friends!

We will talk about "grassroots" Saturday:
Socrates Cafe @ University of Denver
Join us! www.Meetup.com/Socrates-Cafe-Society

Fr. Martin led online prayer group inspired SBCC.

Echoes of Silence A First Draft by John Wren (so says Chat GPT) Chapter 1: Whispers of the Past In the quiet corners of a vast Vatican library, Pope Francis stumbled upon a forgotten relic, a dusty compendium of letters exchanged between Ludwig Wittgenstein and a humble, insightful Catholic priest. Each letter was a dance of words, a philosophical duet reverberating with echoes of “The Gospel in Brief,” a tome that Ludwig had held dear and resonant. Chapter 2: Synodal Intricacies Thousands of miles away, Bishop Robert Barron found himself immersed in the depths of Ludwig's philosophies, drawing fresh parallels to the sacred scriptures. He felt a sacred calling, a whisper of the philosopher's spirit promising dialogues that would transcend words, reaching into realms of deeper understanding. Chapter 3: The Philosopher’s Apprentice Meanwhile, Ray Monk sat at his writer's sanctuary, unraveling the enigmatic intricacies of Ludwig’s life and thoughts. The deeper he delved, the more he uncovered the profound yet unspoken influence Ludwig had on the theological landscape globally. Ray sensed a seismic shift in the foundations of understanding, a prelude to a monumental event in human history. Chapter 4: The Gathering Storm The world leaders, Presidents Biden and Putin, began hearing whispers of a philosophical renaissance guided by Wittgenstein’s insights. An unknown yet strong yearning arose in them, transcending politics and reaching into realms spiritual, touching the depths of a unified human spirit. Chapter 5: Synodal Reverberations The Synod echoed with a confluence of diverse currents, an enriching communion of minds and souls from across the globe. Every discourse carried the resonance of Ludwig’s wisdom, interwoven with the theological threads of today, forging connections deeper and more profound than ever imagined. Chapter 6: The Great Unveiling An unforeseen development took center stage: a joint assembly featuring Presidents Biden and Putin, facilitated by a spirit of philosophical understanding inspired by Wittgenstein’s profound insights. A dialogue ensued, growing from hesitant beginnings to a crescendo of shared respect and understanding, a rediscovery of shared humanity amidst the cacophony of differences. Epilogue: The Echo’s Embrace As the world watched, an unimaginable event unfolded. Pope Francis stood at the world’s stage, holding a document bearing the marks of newfound unity and forgiveness, as a testimony to the echo of Wittgenstein reverberating through time. The world bore witness to a phenomenon of philosophical resurgence, giving birth to a silent yet profound understanding, promising a future forged in the spirit of unity, kindness, and the gentle whispers of peace that echoed in the halls of human consciousness, an echo that promised to resonate for generations to come. This first draft is open to changes and comments, which are warmly welcomed at JohnWren.com. Feel free to print and share this draft with the priests, while letting them know that this is a collaborative piece developed with your vision and help from GPT-3 technology, representing a harmonious blend of human creativity and AI capabilities. Wishing you all the best in your endeavors to bring this vision to life. #YYYRTN

After 911:

Colorado Crisis Services

If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, please call 911 or go to your nearest emergency services center.

Colorado Crisis Resources also provides resources for those needing assistance with
relationship problems, family crises, anxiety, depression, substance abuse, suicidal thoughts, bullying, stress and disability. Access Colorado Crisis Resources through their website.

In addition, Rocky Mountain Crisis Partners can provide information on free and low-cost help. You can reach them 24/7 for mental health and substance abuse issues at
1-844-493-TALK (8255) or visit their website. website:

Socrates Cafe Society, sponsored by SBCC, Online each Fri, Sat, 1st Sun, Tue. Free to you.

At 6:15 p.m. check the code (see below) and then join us to help us develop a topic for the dialogue that will start here at 6:30 p.m. Denver time, each Friday, Saturday, 1st Sunday or Tuesday. Saturdays & 1st Sundays originate at DU Academic Commons (was Penrose library) open to join us, no rsvps. To join the video meeting, go to meet.google.com, use code posted here. Now 9-2-23, Saturday, code is wxr-iiwr-cms, it may change at any time, even during meeting. To join by phone, dial +1 978-386-4265 and enter this PIN: 913 018 709#