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One of the first things parents want to ask their children after school is “how was your day?” We simply want to know how they are going and what happened at school.

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Your spiritual practices are a deeply personal endeavor that you have the agency to personalize, says Aizaiah Yong, an associate professor of spirituality at the Claremont School of Theology.

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