In 1953, Stephen Kennedy began his study of the priesthood. In
1960, he was sent to Germany to study theology; next, he travelled
to Windsor, Canada, for additional study and the honing of his
grasp of German. From 1964 to April of 1966, Kennedy was in a
German-speaking parish in Toronto, Ontario, followed by a short
stint in a parish in Quebec City. Then, came the biggest decision
of Kennedy's life ...
After years of careful study, Stephen Kennedy left the Roman
Catholic priesthood and turned his back on organized religion
forever. Kennedy no longer wanted to be identi ed with any form of
organized religion, whether Eastern or Western. In fact, Kennedy
saw leaving organized religion as a departure from Western culture
in general-and he has been removed from it ever since.
"A Search for There" is his enlightened autobiography, conveyed
via narrative, story, and poetry-the words of a man who has gone
the distance, through education to a personal understanding.
Kennedy's journey led him down a path of inner peace and inner
freedom. He will never return to his Christian roots, because for
Kennedy, he has found something better: he has discovered his own
identity and a meaning of life.
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