These institutions are personal institutions.
"The army, the police, the intelligence, these are personal institutions," he said.
If truth be told, though, we each carry our own personal institutions around with us.
Governments are institutions, communities are institutions, colleges are institutions, families are institutions, marriages and partnerships are institutions and our egos are our own personal institutions.
Our personal institution too often takes over and thinks it's the whole of us.
In this view, the quest for social justice can't be separated from the quest for personal conversion, institutions matter as much as good intentions, and no reinvention of Christianity can succeed if it requires completely reinventing Jesus Christ.
If you are a Canadian student studying in the U.S (or vice versa), show a student visa upon entry into the U.S. Typically depending on the student's status, the visa will outline basic personal and institution information.
Most of the moral injury I am familiar with has to do with betrayal, as the author describes; whether the veteran committed the betrayal to another person, to personal values, to an institution, etc, or was betrayed by another person, by faith, by an institution, etc, seems to not to matter in terms of how damaging and damning the moral injury can be.
These days it is common for banks, other financial institutions, personal finance software programs and Web sites to handle bill paying.
Among the obstacles to reconciliation were differences in mores; social and political institutions (personal monarchies, fidelity of man to man); language, although Latin was still used in administration; and above all religion: the Arianism of the barbarians permitted the Roman Catholic bishops to retain their hold over their flocks.
As each of us brings into the workplace the practices we have mastered in our personal lives, the institutions where we work will be transformed, and our professional lives along with them.
