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Byron, William James was born on May 25, 1927 in Pittsburgh. Son of Harold J. and Mary I. (Langton) Byron.
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This is an abridged and revised version of a book that first appeared in 1998. It is written for men and women of faith who may need a compass to keep themselves on track when things go wrong in the workplace. This is not a reference work meant to be consulted only when problems arise. What is offered in this book will work best if absorbed in quiet moments alone, at times when there is a distance from the inevitable stress, worry and pressure that are part of everyday life and are certainly predictable parts of workplace life. The reader will find a down-to-earth spirituality that can close the gap between the material world and the spirit of the realm.
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Though the path is not always perfect, there is always a joy in the journey. William J. Byron, SJ, has been a Jesuit for more than fifty-five years. While readily admitting that there have been some difficult, even painful, days during this period, Fr. Byron is quick to add that he has never experienced a “fundamentally unhappy” day as a Jesuit. In this revised edition of Jesuit Saturdays, Byron shares with great joy and openness the stories and experiences of his more than five decades of Jesuit ministry, offering us the chance to see what it really is that inspires and motivates Jesuits to do what they do. Through Fr. Byron’s reflections, you’ll learn why Jesuits are so heavily involved in education; what it truly means to “live a life for others”; what life qualities define and differentiate Jesuits; and much more. This warmly written work is ideal for anyone who desires a better understanding of the Jesuit way of thinking and living.
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An Affirmation of the Relevance of Religious Faith to Work and Life Combining scripture, prayers, his knowledge of the corporate world, and examples from the lives of people he has counseled, William J. Byron leads us through the process of building a practical spirituality that provides a compass for people seeking to balance life and faith. Answers from Within is a unique book that includes principles of action and spiritual guidelines that can transform the way we deal with the commitments and reversals that are part of the "human predicament." Among its universal themes: Relating Faith to Work and LifeDealing with Workplace WoundsManaging Personal and Family ProblemsBuilding on Spiritual Pillars that Support HopeVisit us online at http://www mgr.com
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This revised version is written for men and women of faith who may need a compass to keep themselves on track when things go wrong in the workplace. What is offered in this book will work best if absorbed in quiet moments alone, at times when there is a distance from the inevitable stress, worry and pressure that are part of everyday life and are certainly predictable parts of workplace life. The reader will find a down-to-earth spirituality that can close the gap between the material world and the spirit of the realm. ""As always, .Father Byron's wisdom and experience are appreciated and applauded.""-Catholic Library World
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Byron, William James was born on May 25, 1927 in Pittsburgh. Son of Harold J. and Mary I. (Langton) Byron.
Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, St. Louis University, 1955. Ph.L., St. Louis University, 1956. Master of Arts in Economics, St. Louis University, 1959.
Bachelor of Sacred Theology, Woodstock College, 1960. Licentiate of Sacred Theology, Woodstock College, 1962. Doctor of Philosophy in Economics, University Maryland, 1969.
Certified, Harvard University Institute Educational Management, 1974.
Teacher mathematics Scranton (Pennsylvania) Preparatory School, 1956-1958. Manpower research fellow Department Labor, 1965-1966. Assistant professor economics Loyola College, Baltimore, 1967-1969.
Associate professor social ethics, rector Woodstock College, Woodstock Jesuit Community, 1967-1973. Dean College Arts and Sciences Loyola University, New Orleans, 1973-1975. President University Scranton, 1975-1982, Catholic University American, Washington, 1982-1992.
Research associate Georgetown University, 1992-1993, Distinguished professor management School of Business Washington, 1993—2000. Research professor Sellinger School Business, Loyola College in Maryland.
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Board directors Federal City Council, Joint Commission on Accreditation Healthcare Organizations, University San Francisco, Loyola College in Maryland, Baltimore With United States Army, 1945-1956. Member American Economics Association, American Society Christian Ethics, Association Catholic Colleges and Universities, Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Sigma Nu.