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CEIE Podcast: The Community We Need with Brother Emile: Lessons from COVID-19: Lessons from COVID-19

In a podcast with CEIE Director, Dr. Michael Reid Trice, Brother Emile, of the Taizé Ecumenical Community in France, discusses community in a post-pandemic world.

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30 thoughts on “CEIE Podcast: The Community We Need with Brother Emile: Lessons from COVID-19: Lessons from COVID-19”

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  29. Owen
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    Brother Emile’s point about how isolation forced us to rethink what real connection means really stayed with me. I found myself writing longer letters to friends during lockdown, and that slower pace felt more honest. It reminded me that tools should serve that, not complicate it. I stumbled on LiteralKit https://literalkit.com/italic-font-generator recently for a similar purpose, and it was refreshingly simple. Just paste, convert, copy. No fuss, no data collection. Sometimes the quiet tools help the loudest.

  30. Owen
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    Brother Emile’s point about loneliness lingering after lockdowns stayed with me. I noticed the same thing in my own parish, people came back but something stayed guarded. What helped was small, low-pressure gatherings where nobody had to explain themselves. That need for safety before openness feels universal. I once tried something similar privately, a kink test at https://kinkweave.com/kink-test, and the no-sign-up, answers-clear-on-refresh approach made honest reflection easier.

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