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It is desert spirituality that speaks to the profound burdens being faced in South Sudan.
When Herlinger spoke of people working without pay so as to keep working... it was yet another reference to how it is that desert fathers faced such challenges to faith. A Consecration to the Holy Spirit is at the heart of the desert journey. Consider the guiding fellowship of Foucault and Carretto and let lay communities emerge built on love as the 
orders emerged from their desert journey. 
Urbanizing a crisis in faith denies the desert reality. 
Bringing the Pope into the minute by minute disputes over which tribes stood next to him, which met him at the air port, would feed the tribe and not the soul and would most likely be exploited for abuse of power.

Bring those who journey is desert born. Who know the storms and the famines than whose faith was formed in that context?  The Holy Spirit changes hearts.
Consecrate hearts to the Holy Spirit as the heart's hope. Do what you can do.