Passing through Camelot: a fertile land, roads taken

Could you find a “Camelot” in any age, especially in the middle years of the last century when a cold war spread around the world and civil disturbances rocked these United States? Yet, the author sees golden opportunity in the experience of growing up during the Great Depression, a world war, and living through the fruitful age of the “Baby Boom”. From the securing of civil rights for African-Americans to the emerging feminist movement, he bears witness in his early adult years to the more significant civil achievements of the last American Century. Parallel these experiences with the historically significant change in the Roman Church coming from the Second Vatican Council and one has an elixir that inspired and changed his life and profession. Strengthened by a large Irish-German family, sprinkled with educational opportunities, and experiencing deep Christian commitment, he took the challenges of his day. He describes how a young person can go about making life-changing choices in surprising ways. He encourages you on your voyage in your golden age, the only one you have.