One such intern was Joe Mudd. Born and raised in Missoula and a lifelong Catholic, Mudd, twenty-three, went through what he considers normal stages of growth. That's what they do. Prayer and meditation give you time to focus and breathe. The idea of 'regimen' that goes with Buddhism is something that a lot of Christians have forgotten.
Religion becomes central to life rather than just a peripheral activity.
Yet Mudd does not see himself as a candidate for the priesthood. Shober has no campus ministry, per se, but sees a lot of students anyway, thanks to his church's location just off campus. They're becoming a balance to corporate consumerism. Thirty-five years ago the Sabbath was an assault on personal freedom. Today it's an assault on corporate society.