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We create a new "regular" and ritualize the spiritual habits to maintain them and ourselves.
At my CBT therapy practice, near Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, the aim is to helps the person with OCD understand that by resisting the compulsive urge to check the locks, wash hands or mentally ritualize, they can eventually "sit out" their anxiety until the anxiety level naturally diminishes and fades over time.
Because we know the outcome of Passion Week, there is a danger that we so ritualize its events that we forget a central truth: In the resurrection, God is reaching out to us, transforming our fear into courage.
 
 
 
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