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Kyle Kramer

New York, The Woods
As seen in: Forbes, Chicago Tribune, Noisey, VICE, VICE UK, Complex, Complex UK, Tech.co, uDiscoverMusic, Vinyl Me, Please Magazine and
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Move Slow and Don’t Break Things

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By Kyle Kramer
| Franciscan Media.
As a woodworker, I can ruin hours of meticulous effort in a single moment of inattention. Whether it’s a work of art, a relationship, the bonds of social trust—destroying something is almost always easier and quicker than creating it. Forget moving fast and breaking things, as they say in the tech world. Let’s slow down and be gentle. Beloved One, Help us to be makers, not breakers. May we always strive to build up rather than tear down. May we come to honor and cherish The fragility of things.
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Craftsmanship | Franciscan Media

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By Kyle Kramer
| Franciscan Media.
The great gift of craftsmanship is the ability to use your hard-won skill to bring something tangible, beautiful, and lasting into the world. Well-made things, shaped by human hands, connect us to the blessedly real material world and provide an antidote to ubiquitous digital abstractions that command so much of our time and attention. Good craftsmanship is sacred work. Creator God, You’ve made us in your image To be makers, too.
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Something to Hold On To

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By Kyle Kramer
| Franciscan Media.
Because Catholicism is a sacramental, incarnated religion, “stuff” matters—our bodies, our surroundings and landscapes, the physical objects we encounter on a daily basis. All of these can reveal something of God and can be powerful ways to anchor and support our prayer. Maker of All, You made Yourself to be found In all corners of your Creation. Everything can be A portal to your presence.
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