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Background: We all know the behavior described in today’s gospel, the foolish and senseless search for something trivial that we have lost and how we obsess about finding it, knowing we probably won’t find it and that it isn’t worth all the effort |
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Story: So once upon a time this very wealthy man went out to play golf with some of his friends. It looked like it might rain, so he insisted in wearing his favorite rain hat. He search in his golf bag and couldn’t find it. He searched in his duffle bag and couldn’t find. His friends grew impatient. It isn’t going to rain. Go into the club house and buy a new rain cap. It isn’t worth the trouble. I really love the rain cap. . .You guys go ahead and play without me. So they did, though they like man despite his tendency on occasion to be obsessive. So he searched through the club house and the locker room and around the putting green. Finally he drove home and search the house and finally found the cap in a trash can in the basement to which his wife had committed it because it was so ugly. Then he drove back to the golf course and caught up with his friends on the tenth hole. It didn’t rain. September Homilies:
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