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Do You Know Who I Am?
“Do you know who I am?” is a question that some of us have heard as someone is attempting to throw their weight around to have the rest of us to know how important they are. It is a rhetorical question not meant for us to know the person’s name, but the intention is different from the question asked. In ethics and the law intentionality plays a large role in determining whether an action is viewed as good or bad. I saw an anecdote recently where an airline agent was checking
Reverend James Squire
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The Jesuits and Me
There was an article in the Inquirer (October 13, 2025) that celebrated the way that St. Joseph’s Prep School has increased their diversity in the student body. It was a Pro-DEI statement. They were founded in 1868 and stayed put in the city even when St. Joseph’s University moved to City Line Avenue. They had 8 students of color in 2003 and 26% of today’s 940 students are black. The Jesuits always make the point that justice is part of every operation in which they are invo
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Trump And the Nobel Peace Prize
Recall the game of free association where one person shouts, “I say______; You say____.” For example, I say, “Taylor Swift; You say,...
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Oct 104 min read


Life For Me Ain't Been No Chrystal Stair
A British Tabloid ran an article regarding how Trump left his guest suite at Windsor Castle. The royal staff was outraged by what they...
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Oct 54 min read


We Are...
I watched the first half plus of the Penn State/Oregon football game this past Saturday. The stakes could not have been higher. It was...
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Oct 14 min read


The Origins of Group Therapy and Lay Psychotherapy
Robert Jastrow, world-renown astrophysicist wrote a book, God and the Astronomers , describes the astronomical discoveries of recent...
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Sep 273 min read


Learned Helplessness
Marty Seligman is the founder of Positive Psychology which has transformed counseling from a disease model of what is wrong with you to a...
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Sep 244 min read


The Eagles Were Accused of Winning Ugly
People are accusing the Eagles of winning ugly. David Murphy, Sports Columnist for the Inquirer, wrote that is what makes them great....
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Sep 204 min read


Two Wrongs Don't Make A Right
I am writing this blog as I received a message from a former Ethics student of mine as he was reflecting on the recent tragedy of the...
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Sep 174 min read
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